Sentence examples similar to are rendered simpler from inspiring English sources

When placed next to Walt, he's rendered simple-minded and hopeless.

But the "classic" sequences from the past are rendered in a simpler, blockier style – effectively a three-dimensional approximation of the illustration in Saint-Exupéry's original book.

Leo's dealings with co-workers are rendered almost cartoonishly simple.

In addition to stem cell-like properties in SCC-SP cells including multipotent differentiation and high in vitro/ in vivo growth capacity, we have also now shown that SCC-SP stem cell-like cells are rendered chemosensitive using simple ABC transport inhibitors including verapamil and reserpine.

Women for whom basic forms of communication such as language are rendered irrelevant when a simple whoop and some star spangled hot-pants will suffice.

Some of the scariest films of the past few years (the original Saw, The Exorcism of Emily Rose, The Descent) hinge on simple premises that are rendered simply; everyday people plunged into terrifyingly extraordinary situations.

We conclude from our example that there are at least two advantages to a decision-support approach that treats evaluation and planning as distinct but integrated phases: (1) the overall decision process is rendered conceptually simpler and (2) practical considerations of efficacy and feasibility of management actions can be easily accommodated.

The beginning of the third verse, (For he hath regarded the low estate [of his handmaiden]), is rendered even simpler: the sequences are repeated in even rhythm, then broadened and coloured by parallel triads.

One of the most unforgettable scenes in recent films -- a frightened Khaled snuggling up to his mother's corpse after hearing noise from neighbors who are fighting -- is rendered with simple efficiency.

Technological developments linked with mobile phones and the internet are rendering service delivery increasingly simple for mobile communities.

Many pathogenic microorganisms and toxins can be rendered harmless by the simple attachment of antibodies.