miraculous conversion

The particular sign of the miraculous conversion of Paul is repeated several times.

His miraculous conversion to Christianity is the reason for the new man he is today.

Nobody thinks the brutal generals have undergone some miraculous conversion.

The Government has not made these concessions because it has experienced a miraculous conversion.

However, he was spared, allegedly due to the miraculous conversion of the executioner.

This meeting prompts a miraculous conversion which marks the turning-point of the novel.

No one expected a miraculous conversion.

"I guess her miraculous conversion to dewy-eyed miss was too good to last," the doctor drawled amiably.

This is partly due to Asser's claim of an immediate and miraculous conversion to literacy by Alfred.

Like St. Paul on the road to Damascus, Hauser had his own miraculous conversion story.

When you see Oliver at the end of Act IV, he has undergone a complete and miraculous conversion.

While we are told to await the miraculous conversion of the Sandinistas to democratic values, contras who have already attempted repatriation are being murdered.

In a sense, this year's journey to the trading post had been the Plainfolk's road to Damascus but there had been no miraculous conversion.

He obtained miraculous conversions and reformed the greater part of Italy by his burning words and by the power of the Holy Name of Jesus.

Remember it was Jesus Himself who, on the Damascus road, chose Paul to be His minister of truth, by bringing about his miraculous conversion to Christianity.

Even before entering the forest where miraculous conversions take place, he almost strangles, then cowers from, his brother and also hints at an attraction to Celia before he settles on Rosalind.

The candidate leading the race for the presidency is Leonid Kravchuk, a longtime Communist subservient to the Kremlin and silent during the coup who has undergone a miraculous conversion to independence.

MTC tells us that Lu, after undergoing a miraculous conversion experience at the hands of the Immortal Chung-li Cheng-yang, gave all his wealth to the poor during a severe famine.

Paget seems to have been closely associated in the minds of contemporaries with resistance to the so-called Book of Sports, as a tale of miraculous conversion was told of him in that connection.

Thus did Dr Daruwalla refuse to leave the hammock of his miraculous conversion, while Julia and John D. spent the morning plotting how to prevent the doctor from spending another night on the balcony.

One familiar device is miraculous conversion: true, there have been flaws in the past, but they have now been overcome so we can forget those boring and now-irrelevant topics and march on to a bright future.

On being asked what he thought of the miraculous conversions that had taken place in the meeting, he remarked that he would not believe in holiness even if Beelzebub himself were converted in the meetings.

Not everything is this well cooked: as debt-collecting goons, David Burt and Clive Rowe underplay their menace and miraculous conversion, although cuboid Rowe taking every doorway sideways is nicely done.

There is a long history of violence between the sides, going back to the closing rounds of 1955 when Clive Churchill, with a broken left arm held together by a makeshift splint, kicked Souths towards the premiership with a stunning miraculous conversion.

Consider the marvelous duality of it all: Eckersley's first career, which spanned 12 years before the miraculous conversion to a relief pitcher in 1987, saw the right-hander make 361 starts, all but two as a member of the Cleveland Indians, the Boston Red Sox and the Chicago Cubs.