Sentence examples for a compelling rendering from inspiring English sources

It's that combination of despair and joy, victories and defeats that make Life, Animated such a compelling rendering of life with autism.

Astill may not make cricket comprehensible to a non-fan, despite eager descriptions of "wristy" players and memorable matches, but his energetic reporting and a fluent grasp of history make for a compelling rendering of a cricket-mad country.

It is composed of forty-one leads to a Profile of Salle, which, through collage and shifting points of view, result in a compelling rendering of the artist and his art.

While it almost completely ignores Behan's Irish-republican sympathies, the show presents a compelling, multidimensional rendering of an alcoholic's twilight (2 00).

Hooks said the show presented many positive portrayals of African Americans, as well as "a compelling and realistic rendering of today's multiracial and multicultural urban society".

A compelling contrary verdict is rendered by Edward Gibbon in his monumental "Decline and Fall of the Roman Empire".

Overall, the mix of personalities and backgrounds provides for a compelling group dynamic that renders the situational humor multi-dimensional.

And they make a compelling case that the law renders gays second-class citizens.

So it is a puzzle that he could render such a compelling life story in a manner so dull.

Second, Kidnapped takes an historical event, the Appin murder of May 1752, the killing of "the Red Fox", and renders it into a compelling popular tale for the mass audience who first encountered it in the magazine Young Folks.

If Mr. Slover's aim was to render the story as a compelling comic drama in the manner of Peter Shaffer's "Amadeus," it doesn't work.