Perhaps, in this case, there is no great distinction between being rendered invisible, as a writer, by American "business," and being rendered invisible, as a writer, by the all-consuming business of one's own family.
The worst cardinals, providing, of course, the material for the worst Popes, have been for the most part cardinal nephews, the temptation to the creation of such having been rendered to great to be resisted by the exorbitant greatness of the power, dignity, and wealth attributed to the members of the Sacred College.
The brilliantly colored murals of gods and goddesses are rendered with great delicacy.
These decidedly gender-typical disappointments feel realistic, and they are rendered with great sympathy to both Levin's and Kitty's points of view.
Overall, this analysis supports that the malignant potential of tumors is importantly mediated by their capacity to engage other cell types to provide protumoral functions to the surrounding environment and this is rendered in great measure by the soluble factors that they secrete.
(All those logos later star in a big musical number.) But since those logos are rendered with greater care than the people in "Nights" -- everyone looks as if they had stepped out of one of those Filmation cartoon shows of the 1970's -- the joke is lost.
The light lens is placed directly over the object being scanned, which means that although there are size limitations, the subject can be rendered in greater detail.
HDTVtest.com notes that the higher resolution stream really shines with "bright, colorful scenes" adding that the images were "rendered with greater sharpness and smoother gradients".
There's nothing wrong with fantasy, with fable, with stories that burst the bounds of the ordinary — but the great fantasies are rendered in such great detail as to infuse their imaginary realms with life.
Although its morose inevitability has been rendered with a great deal of care -- as much as possible, given the minuscule budget -- that doesn't alleviate the predictability.
