Examples of 'had a conversion' in a sentence
Meaning of "had a conversion"
had a conversion - a discussion or exchange of views, often on a specific topic or idea
How to use "had a conversion" in a sentence
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had a conversion
I believe she had a conversion problem like me.
The liquid product that had been collected had a conversion rate of 60 %.
His twin brother had a conversion experience and shared it.
He seems to have had a conversion.
He had a conversion experience.
You might say I have had a conversion of sorts.
I had a conversion in my heart … a spiritual conversion.”.
A previous version of this article had a conversion error inserted in the editing process.
His solar cell had a conversion rate of only 1-2 % . Another big milestone for solar energy history!
In the beginning, the first solar cell had a conversion efficiency of 1 %.
He said that " I had a conversion experience which was very real.
The liquid product thus obtained had a conversion rate of 59 %.
I have had a conversion.
The result was as follows, version A had a conversion rate 22 % higher than version B.
Saint Paul had a conversion experience.
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The poor thing 's had a conversion in reverse.
At age fourteen, Bryan had a conversion experience at a revival.
Just over 2 years ago Matthew had a conversion experience, shortly after he was diagnosed with leukemia.
Have you ever had a conversion moment?
At the age of 19, Charrington had a conversion experience and became an Evangelical Christian.
HowellHarris, a Welsh schoolteacher, had a conversion experience on May 25 during a communion service.
Howell Harris, a Welsh schoolteacher, had a conversion experience on May 25 during a communion service.
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Examples of using Conversion
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This conversion must be performed by a competent person
There is a point of conversion which links them
This conversion of his strikes me as highly dubious
