Sentence examples for a proper rendition from inspiring English sources

Ofsted's system is not even a proper rendition of private sector values, just a perversion of them.

"Because it is a replication, it could never be successful, because this movement is about authenticity, and you've got to have lived this reality in order to deliver a proper rendition of this culture," he concludes.

A more diverse selection of authors can give you a more proper rendition of the facts.

He meant to overcome those difficulties, he wrote, since proper rendition of skies was so essential to landscape painting.

The masterly English landscapist John Constable (1776-1837) considered the proper rendition of skies essential to landscape painting, and he took great pains to get them right.

It was only with the 2006 reboot of the franchise, with Daniel Craig as the 007 in the early phase of his career, that Casino Royale received a proper, and properly smashing, movie rendition.

A proper Queen.

A proper Englishman?

A proper test.

Have a proper holiday.

A proper one.