Sentence examples for but rendered from inspiring English sources

Their duets spotlight tried-and-true classics — familiar, perhaps, but rendered perfectly.

A brochure from the era notes that "Maid service is quite complete, but rendered unobtrusively.

It was solid analysis, but rendered less memorable by his delivery.

But the symbols beside these offensive words all but rendered them invisible.

"It's another diorama, but rendered in water and with living creatures," Mr. Harvey said.

New homes are sprouting from farmland once irrigated by the nearby Tigris River but rendered barren by war and neglect.

Dawn on June 15 found them at the Chickahominy River, close to safety but rendered impassable by spring rains.

Whatever beef flavor remains is residual, an echo of the animal fat that's all but rendered out.

On menus, you'll see familiar items like burritos and tacos, but rendered differently than you may have tasted before.

All he did was to tell the nurse to give an enema, but rendered a bill for $35.

Even "paranoia", a Greek word certainly, but rendered down by other European languages, popped up amid the taks and the jeg forstar ikkes.