Sentence examples for an expanded rendition of from inspiring English sources

Findings provide support for an expanded rendition of social interference theory that provides for favorable (as well as unfavorable) employee reactions to office redesign.

Parm is essentially an expanded rendition of the lunch operation that the two chefs used to run at their first restaurant, Torrisi Italian Specialties, next door.

In Washington, meanwhile, members of Bush's war cabinet had decided that the expanded rendition programme should result in the majority of prisoners being interrogated by the US military, rather than by overseas intelligence agencies.

In 2002, the C.I.A., under an expanded policy of extraordinary rendition, turned Libi over to Egypt to be brutalized.

Equally, Angela and I have used works by contemporary artists, such as Anish Kapoor, Antony Gormley, George Shaw, Susan Hiller, Boyd Webb, Dorothy Cross and Alison Turnbull – some of them specially created for the project – to expand the readings into an audiovisual rendition of Melville's book.

In keeping with the flamboyant reputation of the late pianist Liberace, an oversized neon pink piano and a giant rendition of his signature now grace the entrance to his newly expanded Las Vegas museum.

A bathetic poet such as Lewis Theobald might write an overblown rendition of someone lighting an ordinary fire: "Bring forth some remnant of Promethean theft, / Quick to expand th' inclement air congealed".

It's a soaring rendition of a ubiquitous song.

A brass quartet played a soulful rendition of "Amazing Grace".

Angel food cake is an acceptable rendition of a classic.

Strictly speaking, it was not an accurate rendition of Antigone.