Sentence examples for Intensely rendered from inspiring English sources
(Isherwood) 'Women of Will' Mixing casually delivered scholarly exposition with intensely rendered performance, this impassioned exploration of Shakespeare's heroines by Tina Packer traces their evolution through their language.
(Gates) 'Women of Will Mixingg casually delivered scholarly exposition with intensely rendered performance, this impassioned exploration of Shakespeare's heroines by Tina Packer traces their evolution through their language.
(Jason Zinoman) 'Women of Will' Mixing casually delivered scholarly exposition with intensely rendered performance, this impassioned exploration of Shakespeare's heroines by Tina Packer traces their evolution through their language.
(Laurel Graeber) 'Women of Will Mixingg casually delivered scholarly exposition with intensely rendered performance, this impassioned exploration of Shakespeare's heroines by Tina Packer traces their evolution through their language.
Mixing casually delivered scholarly analysis with intensely rendered scenes that support her theses Ms. Packer and Mr. Gore trace the evolution of women in Shakespeare through the language they speak.
A historian recreates in intensely rendered detail the daily rhythms of life in her family's shtetl, a town in what is now Lithuania whose 3,500 Jews were nearly all murdered.
It is better written, more vividly rendered, more intensely felt.
The contrast between the approaches of the two composers could scarcely have been made clearer – Stravinsky's distanced objectivity, clean and rigorous in its impersonality, set against Verdi's lavish and intensely empathetic rendering of fear in the face of mortality and final judgment.
The Japanese-accented food was interesting, but the experience was rendered tortuous by the intensely stupid service.
Boletus calopus is not edible, rendered unpalatable by its intensely bitter taste, which does not disappear with cooking.
Saramago has rendered his mahout so intensely observant, independent-minded and wily when dealing with authority that he would fit into modern times.
