(1) He interrupts the sermon to proselytize his own beliefs - a system he characterizes by saying nothing.

(2) North America attracted the English Crown as a forward base to attack Spain's possessions, and the Church of England fitfully heeded biblical imperatives to proselytize the heathen.

(3) It's to educate and not indoctrinate, to present and not proselytize .

(4) Nevertheless, we are not required to proselytize and attempt to convert others to Judaism, since a good non-Jew is spiritually better off than a bad Jewu251cu00f6u251cu00e7u252cu00ac

(5) Most religions tend to proselytize and to accept or encourage marriages with converts, resulting in quite large, genetically diverse populations.

(6) They do not proselytize or promote themselves.

(7) I don't want to proselytize him like he's done to me.

(8) Today's evangelicals, like 16 th-century Protestants, seek to proselytize and convert in ways that today's mainline largely does not.

(9) Davis wanted to share his concept and proselytize his ideas

(10) Second, many professors do abuse the power of the podium in order to proselytize for their particular ideological views and to attack competing ideas.

(11) This is likely to occur in tandem with growth in adherence to another tradition, and this in turn may involve the universalizing or proselytizing character of the other tradition.

(12) And since they rely on channels of sociality beyond their immediate context, chains model the idea of proselytising .

(13) Like a religion bent on enlarging its congregation, it has a huge phalanx of proselytizers - who call themselves not missionaries but educators.

(14) They have every right to engage in proselytizing, but before they begin proselytizing Jews, I wish they knew a lot more about Judaism.

(15) Alone among his august superstar peers, he is famed for proselytising about new artists.

(16) He has no intention of suspending his proselytising against socialism and advocacy of a pro-capitalist perspective.

(17) An individual can convert without having been proselytized ; proselytizing, however, is a natural accompaniment to conversion.

(18) But maybe what's needed is someone to proselytise and promote the thinkers within the organisation.

(19) Both the IOC and FIFA have embraced and proselytised the central tenet that a belief in the positive values of sport is at the heart of their purpose and their success.

(20) But he's careful not to proselytise , to seek converts to the Sikh tradition.