Sentence examples for be rendered not from inspiring English sources

Stop the genealogical wheel at an inconvenient moment and some of the world's greatest black icons could be rendered not African, but European.

That's probably good news for security, but it also means that some of our earliest internet enthusiasms could eventually be rendered not only obsolete but irretrievable.

The belief behind my remedy to this difficulty is that any physical problem, as well as all of the associated formalism, can be rendered not only intelligible but even pleasurable if the student first achieves a gut sense of the physical situation.

The building that houses the WET design staff looks like any busy architect's office: the designers, many of whom trained as architects, are seated before computer screens, using software to produce geometric forms and shapes, which will be rendered not in concrete and steel but in water.

Or what are we looking at to deal with the quality of fish being rendered, not just the quantity?

If the father denies parental linkage, the child is rendered not only "illegal" in Lebanon, but stateless in the world.

"It's a harsh, tough verdict that is rendered not by the political insiders but by the body politic".

Her images are so surefooted they give the impression of having been rendered not merely in the best words available but in the only words imaginable.

Over the next few years, men were rendered not only from the war zones of Afghanistan and Iraq, but from Kenya, Pakistan, Indonesia, Somalia, Bosnia, Croatia, Albania, Gambia, Zambia, Thailand and the US itself.

Densely atmospheric and genuinely romantic, the novel is most reminiscent of the Hollywood films of the forties, when moral choices were rendered not in black-and-white but in smoky shades of gray.

As a result, the whole strategy of Ted Cruz and the second ballot will have been rendered not true". But on Saturday in Mesa, Ariz., Trump supporters threatened to challenge the results of the state's GOP convention.