Sentence examples for badly rendered from inspiring English sources
The phrase "badly rendered" is correct and usable in written English
It can be used when something has been done or produced in a substandard or inferior way. For example: "The painting was badly rendered, lacking any detail or subtlety."
DS: It's a giant thumbs-up like this [he makes the gesture], truncated and badly rendered but still lifelike.
There's an odd instance where an NPC or creature looks badly rendered, but these are exceptions rather than the rule.
While badly rendered history, like a forged painting, may pass undetected for only a little while, writing like that is timeless.
The ignominious decline of one-time Hollywood golden boy Shyamalan continues with this badly acted, badly written and badly rendered futuristic 3D fantasy, in which a young boy is found to have control over all the elements.
The life figure is very badly rendered and poorly proportioned, so it's my revenge: even if you're really good at life drawing – which obviously I wasn't – you can't do a lifelike drawing from it, as people won't know, unless they see it, that the original was so badly proportioned.
A badly rendered Guitar Hero character?
Already frail surface road networks were badly damaged rendering a large number of the affected villages inaccessible for considerable period.
What of another little girl's uterus, torn so badly that it rendered her infertile?
These buildings were so badly damaged they were rendered completely unusable.
But what I so badly wanted to render real has turned out to be a fiction.
Over 100,000 buildings were completely destroyed, and many more badly damaged; 300,000 people were rendered homeless; over 6,000 died.
