Sentence examples for as a means of rendering from inspiring English sources
Jesuit missionaries founded settlements in eastern Bolivia using European music as a means of rendering Roman Catholicism more palatable to the indigenous people.
These pieces of mirror glass gave golden or white reflections of high intensity and could be used to depict objects of precious metal or to heighten the effect of other colours; but, above all, it was used as a means of rendering the light emanating from God. Gold tesserae were first used by the Romans, in both floor and vault decoration of late antiquity.
If the alternatives for the official sector are to lend the money itself (with the risk that the funds may never be recovered), or to write off their existing Greek loans now as a means of rendering the country presentable to the markets, subordination may be a more politically palatable option.
SVG is shown as an effective means of rendering GI data, not least because of its compatibility with the WC3 Document Object Model (DOM), permitting GIS-specific clientoolsls to be written and transmitted to the web browser along with the SVG pages.
These conditions, in addition to the treaty's failure to establish a means of enforcement, rendered the agreement completely ineffective.
The qualities required to flourish in such a role are singular, opaque even, so Hughes moves between a larky account of his own career and brief insights into those of successful batsmen, his struggles serving as a means of highlighting their achievements, and of rendering them comprehensible.
Lawyers as Peacemakers is Kim Wright's nuts and bolts manual to this visionary and revolutionary means of rendering legal services.
A Simple and Practical Book on Their Care and Treatment, their various Breeds and the Means of Rendering them Profitable.
A Simple and Practical Book on their Care and Treatment : their various Breeds, and the means of rendering them profitable.
Unlike much of Western religious artwork centuries ago, which used illustration as a means of depicting narratives, Buddhist art rendered visible what is formless and intangible via abstraction -- a provocative concept not only for religion but for art history as well.
