Sentence examples similar to a well rendered from inspiring English sources

There was a roulette wheel on the screen, next to which a remarkably well rendered caricature of Simon Cowell stood.

Sure, it's a very well rendered circle that magically floats in the air but it still lacks that sense of wonder that only a true eccentric can give it.

Joel Maisel (a tough role well rendered by Michael Zegen) is Midge's husband, a bit spoiled and a papa's boy.

Expect plenty of twists from the well driven plot told via a combination of well rendered movies and one-on-one dialogues with scientists based both on the Moon and back on Earth.

Still, this was a scintillating program mostly well rendered: all typical of Mr. Spano's work in Brooklyn.

Gyoza were also well rendered, with a bit of crispiness to the outside and nicely seasoned meat inside.

Kosky's justification was that Offenbach wrote the first two acts with a baritone Hoffmann in mind – well rendered here by Dominik Köninger – before switching to the more familiar tenor in the final act, sung here by Edgaras Montvidas.

Which is Brontë's very clever meshing of a plausibly rendered world (and I could easily see how well rendered by visiting Haworth from Hull), with a world that is pretty much pure fantasy.

Caesar salad is well rendered, though I like a more pronounced anchovy presence.

Pastas are familiar but extremely well rendered, like gemelli in a subtle but winning pesto sauce ($12) and spaghetti in a well-concentrated white clam sauce ($13).

The publishing world is, of course, very well rendered, but Corrine Calloway runs a food bank in the Bronx and there is some excruciating dialect – "Don't you be talking 'bout my kids.