Sentence examples for So renders from inspiring English sources

Not doing so renders any politician personally and politically compromised.

That they do not do so renders debate over whether personal experience influences judgments silly.

He doesn't see only the sublime in perversion; he sees its mundanity and doing so renders it human.

Falling debris deprives Godfrey of his critical faculties, cuts his concentration span to 30 seconds – and so renders him a compulsive consumer of advertisements.

O. W. Holmes (in Newhall, 71) points out that "[t]he very things which an artist would leave out, or render imperfectly, the photograph takes infinite care with, and so renders its illusions perfect". Although I do believe that the realistic impact of a photo is high, other kinds of graphic art (such as painting) are definitely more successful in depicting and conveying emotions.

Like the recent fatuous rehash of Wes Craven's Last House on the Left (or even, arguably, Meir Zarchi's I Spit on Your Grave), Rod Lurie's update of Straw Dogs (2011, Sony, 18) removes some of the rough edges of the original and in doing so renders the heated debates it once raised all but redundant.

I stayed because doing so rendered my displeasure invisible.

No hypotheses are introduced regarding the shape of the envelopes, so rendering the procedure of general applicability.

Pre-menstrual tension and low blood sugar make you stressed and so render it harder for you to exert willpower.

Working-capital funds shall be reimbursed for supplies so sold, services so rendered, or work so performed by charges to applicable appropriations or payments received in cash.

This led to the courts cleansing Mr Sharif of a criminal record earned under Mr Musharraf, so rendering him eligible to re-enter parliament.