Sentence examples for bodies render from inspiring English sources

Amphibians are regarded by many scientists as acting like "canaries in the coalmine" in the context of species extinctions, because their make-up and bodies render them more vulnerable to harms such as pollutants and small changes in climate, and losses to these species could herald further serious problems to come for bigger animals, while their niche in the food chain is also key.

And their connected consciousness enables them to occupy each others' bodies, rendering qualities such as race, sexuality and gender irrelevant.

Designed to replace the beloved Dino 246, the first few 308 GTB hardtops were built using lighter-weight fibreglass bodies, rendering them more desirable, and consequently more expensive.

The acrid taste of the fruit bodies renders them unpalatable.

Some people have tugged the metal probes from their bodies, rendering the device useless.

A case in point: through our overuse of antibiotics, we are inadvertently breeding strains of bacteria that can invade and decimate our bodies rendering doctors helpless to stop them.

The heavenly and the earthly are woven together through myriad devices: the otherworldly flash of gold; the careful, botanical accounting of plant life; the physical heft of otherwise evanescent halos; the rosy blush of human flesh juxtaposed with ethereal bodies rendered in two flat, colorful, elaborately patterned dimensions.

Although according to Mexican legislation for nitrogen forms this would be good irrigation water based on limnological characteristics, there are high ammonia and nitrate amounts as compared with natural water bodies, rendering the system hypereutrophic.

Does their focus on physical states of the body render them inadequate, as Engel might argue?

Memory is often etched on the body, rendered in movement.

He died in Iraq, his body rendered unrecognisable in an ambush on the "Route Irish", the dangerous road between Baghdad airport and the Green Zone.