Sentence examples for a world rendered from inspiring English sources
In her reminiscence, readers will find a world rendered with sublimity, a fusion of beauty and domestic menace.
I remember seeing her photographs for the first time, and thinking that with their saturated colours and supernova exposures, they seemed of a piece with Jane Campion's first feature, Sweetie (1989); and that here was another antipodean visual artist who took a world rendered banal by familiarity, then made it strange once more.
"It's a world rendered in real time based where you are in the story, what you're looking at, what your physical orientation is".
Cyan returned to produce what was billed as the final game in the series, discarding live action sequences embedded in prerendered graphics for a world rendered in realtime.
It traces the scenery in a such a way that the audience enters the mindset of being locked away and then discovering or re-entering a world rendered foreign.
At the listening station you can hear the interview by Wheeler with her mother, who accounts for the days past; a world rendered from an aperture only her mother can see through.
In Anarchy Online, players create an avatar and then navigate a vast world rendered in colorful three-dimensional graphics.
Informing much of what was written by novelists at the time was the anxiety that, in the present circumstances, fiction was either irrelevant or incapable of offering a convincing representation of a new, changed world rendered so dangerously unstable by religious terrorists; that the monumentality of what had happened would overwhelm even the artistic impulse itself.
Detailed, miniature illustrations of the buildings surrounding the spot make up a modest imaginary world rendered in Sharpie pen.
The photos offered a glimpse of the world rendered pocket-size, as it eventually would be via a hundred types of new technology by airplanes, or skyscrapers, or Google Earth.
SAN FRANCISCO — As speculation swirled Wednesday that Meg Whitman might be brought in to save the troubled Hewlett-Packard, the tech world rendered a verdict: You have got to be kidding.
