Sentence examples for apt rendering from inspiring English sources

Though set in the present day (there are vague references to 9/11 and terrorism), the film seems oddly trapped in the past, which, perhaps, allows for the apt rendering of Washington drawing rooms.

For PTSD, which i-D called an apt rendering of the "hedonism and heartache of the deep South", Fox explored the post-Katrina landscape, capturing the ritualistic culture of the Bayou.

When young, they routinely receive "milk replacer" made from bovine blood; later, their daily ration is apt to contain rendered cattle fat as well as feed made from ground-up pigs and chickens -- pigs and chickens that may themselves have grown up on a diet of ground-up cows.

In the case of TSE, maternally-transmitted small RNAs would modify the chromatin structure of the paternally or maternally-inherited chromosomal telomeric copy, rendering it apt to produce small RNAs and to maintain their concentration.

It may be administered only once during the same illness; recovery renders one apt again.

Seriousness is measured by the danger of death, but imminent death, however certain, from external causes such as the execution of a death sentence does not render one apt for the sacrament.

Such a phenomenon makes of TSE a "two component system", interpreted as resulting from the deposition in the oocyte of small RNAs produced by the telomeric silencer which interact in the zygote at the embryonic state with the chromosomal copy of the silencer in order to render it apt (via its heterochromatinization) to establish TSE [45].

He renders them with apt and vivid modesty.

His mother's rejection in a duet as he yanks her about was dynamically rendered and an apt preface to his search for love in a swan vision.

The real subject of "Pawn Sacrifice" isn't even Fischer or chess itself but nerdiness, a specialty that renders its expert less fit or apt to take part in a wide range of social activities and more apt to bring them into connection with only a band of like-minded devotees.

The violinist Byol Kang and the pianist Boris Kusnezow, an apt pairing, offered the most impressive interpretation, their intense musicality rendering the performance of Brahms's Violin Sonata No. 2 in A a treat.