Sentence examples similar to bent on rendering from inspiring English sources
Both capitals seem bent on doing everything the wrong way.
Visa is hell-bent on rendering paper money a relic.
Among the outstanding examples are John Bankston's fairy-tale scenes of a gay black man's progress; Kojo Griffin's street-fighting teddy bears (his charcoal drawings are especially good); David Huffman's murky sci-fi scenarios of a space-traveling Aunt Jemima and Laylah Alii's story-board vignettes, immaculately rendered gouache, of Everyman stick figures bent on mutual destruction.
Frustratingly, though, director Andrew Dominik is bent on keeping the style as solemn and remote as possible, rendering Pitt's performance almost too historically accurate.
Filene, a historian at the Minnesota Historical Society, declares himself unconcerned with who the proper creators of "folk music" might be, and he never gets very specific about what forces in modern life rendered their presumably unspoiled isolation so enticing to those bent on redefining America's past.
They are bent on revenge.
"Madmen bent on creating it.
Iran seems bent on slamming it shut.
They appear bent on cutting costs.
Some unions seem bent on confrontation, alas.
