Sentence examples for been rendered as both from inspiring English sources

(Throughout his history Batman has been rendered as both a menacing creature of the night and a benign champion of hope).

Land masses don't have to be rendered as quickly.

Subjects have been rendered as objects.

Instead of looking like a glamorous celebrity, she has been rendered as an abstraction, a living doll.

The system allows the naked eye to see information that has until now been rendered as data and charts.

The role, wife to the bigoted Archie of Carroll O'Connor, could easily have been rendered as a mere middle-aged bimbo.

The spelling of the mountain's name has been disputed, and has been rendered as Joppenberg and Joppenburgh.

His portrayal of London in particular is an enchanting evocation of the modern metropolis – the city is rendered as a psychedelic wonderland, as both an ocean and a mountain range, as both the depths of hell and the unexplored surface of a foreign planet.

Multi-channel acquisition within the Axiovison v4.1 software (Carl Zeiss) was used to obtain separate images at a magnification ×400 for both FITC (filter excitation and emission of 480 and 535 nm, respectively) and DAPI (filter excitation and emission of 350 nm and 460 nm, respectively) stained areas, which were rendered as a composite image containing both fluorophores.

To illustrate, given the former option, an assertion such as 'there is a property that both John and Mary have' can be rendered as '∃P(P j) & P(m))'.

Landscape is rendered as compellingly as the central figure.