proselytize

As a result, pro bono organizational directors report the constant pressure to be out in the legal community " proselytizing " new recruits.

The charity denied it was proselytizing but decided to close its operation in the country following the killing.

I mean, 'cause I've been a Scientologist for over 20. . . 20 years, 25 years, whatever, and I talk about it, I was proselytizing . . .

Aristotle's method was nothing if not rigorous and lacked the proselytizing tone of many of his predecessors.

Most of the medical and charitable organizations based in Christian countries are fronts for Christian proselytizing activities.

In the Middle Ages, they sailed from Arabia to China; proselytizing along the way, they spread their faith through sea-based commerce.

Despite Microsoft's optimistic predictions and fervent proselytizing, Vista has received a chilly reception in the marketplace.

Pray that the government's laws enforcing Islamic education and restricting proselytizing would be repealed.

Authorities in Rome arrested them for proselytizing and they were buried alive in a sand mine in around 283AD.

The idea being passed on through proselytizing, instead of through the gene line.

A series of special Christian services for purposes of proselytizing.

Young men, generally between the ages of 19 and 21, undertake a 24-month proselytizing mission, as do young women of age 21 and older.

Colleges need not resort to proselytizing , but schools such as Duke have found they can have more than elective courses in ethics.

Realize you have your irrational reasons, and so do they, and nothing will be gained by your proselytizing.