Sentence examples for a rendering of a from inspiring English sources

He received his first portrait commission in 1961: $20 for a rendering of a neighbor.

It is evident that the nun, or n, sign is a rendering of a serpent.

"This one is for Marriott in Chelsea," he said, pointing to a rendering of a slender, gray tower.

On the back of the magazine was a rendering of a scroll, and printed on it was a creed.

(Look for a rendering of a van Gogh self-portrait, opposite the illustration in John Rewald's "Post-Impressionism").

They hang near his "Strolling Man" (1912), a rendering of a reflective walker who seems to be in search of cosmic meaning.

A lack of unison is another distraction, especially in the final dance, a rendering of an exotic harem divertissement.

Despite all this inherent dramatic conflict, the adaptation currently playing at Hartford Stage feels more like a rendering of an inert novel than of a vibrant theater piece.

They once produced a rendering of an arched entryway that closely resembled the celebrated Bronson Gate at the Paramount studios in Hollywood.

It feels like a translation at a remove: a rendering of an author's own translation of words and thoughts it pains him to remember, in a language he no longer speaks.

In Léa, Pfeiffer offers a rendering of an aging woman such as I have never before seen on the big screen.