“A newly baptized proselyte embraced their new faith after renouncing their previous religion.”

“The proselyte eagerly absorbed every word of wisdom spoken by his revered teacher.”

“First, Terence Conran who was passionate to proselytise about modern design and willing to put his money where his proselytiser was.”

“But it would be unfair to characterise Daldry as a proselytiser, or even as a sentimentalist.”

“But, as any proselytiser of right-wing economics worth their salt will tell you, free trade agreements don't work, either ideologically or practically.”

“Freedom of religion and conscience certainly entails accepting proselytism, even where it is not respectable.”

“We have some record of arguments used to maintain the coherence of chthonic peoples, faced with varying forms of western proselytism.”

“In Singapore there is full freedom of religious practice, but not of religious proselytism.”

“Froberg takes on the role of misanthropic sloganeer or street-corner proselytizer, belting out his apocalyptic aphorisms over furiously oscillating punk rock.”

“Steve is an ardent proselytizer, who needs to believe that his work is righteous.”

“At its worst, it is an active proselytizer for aiming national and international health resources at things irrelevant to actually fighting disease.”

“Nepalis are Hindus and they have resisted the proselytisation in their areas.”

“On the contrary, they clearly conflict on issues of intra-group dissent such as proselytization, apostasy, heresy, and mandatory education.”

“Such official proselytization and prayer by a public official is, of course, the hallmark of unconstitutional conduct under the Establishment Clause.”

“Limits on proselytization and the ability to choose one's faith remained a concern.”

“Since time immemorial, India has been important for adventures, proselytizers, and marauders.”

“Will annoying street corner speakers, preachers, and proselytizers next be relegated to chat rooms alone?”

“The problem for these proselytizers of privatization, however, is that the more people learn about the plan, the more they oppose it.”

“Coleridge was thus for him the latest in a line of prospective English prosodic proselytes.”

“Two of the more influential proselytes of that degenerate old collectivist have chosen to re-iterate all the old myths once again.”

“For these same proselytes, it meanwhile fulfilled the scriptural injunction of a temple service garment of utmost simplicity.”