Sentence examples for can't render from inspiring English sources

But he added that he "can't render an opinion until I see the specifics".

If you're doing a life-size deer, there's no part of it that's so small that you can't render it.

The Xbox One S can't render games in native 4K, but will upscale non-4K content to display at 4K resolutions.

Military, cinema and computer game technology is always rushing ahead, but still human beings continually do things the machines can't deal with and can't render down.

Asked if a decision would be taken before November's elections, the same official – who spoke to reporters by phone on the condition of anonymity – replied: "I can't render a judgment on when a final decision will take place.

"Without even that basic information, you can't render judgment about the risks associated with their growing role" in spy agencies, said Steven Aftergood of the Federation of American Scientists, an expert on intelligence contracting.

I can't convincingly render surfer rock.

For all their famed speed and precision your office computer can't always render a page of text the same way as the computers down the hall; they can't always open a file created in an older program; can't seem to show you the same layout of buttons and menus that you're used to seeing at home.

Hirokawa-san and his giveaway baskets helped me finally understand why wabi-sabi can't be rendered in English.

Of course, Twitter is a megaphone that goes both ways, so Mr. Murdoch has been described as old, stupid and in other terms that can't be rendered here.

She paraphrases Joyce's letter about the part of human existence that can't be rendered by cut-and-dried grammar and go-ahead plot, and says when she read it she thought, "Yeah, there is more in this tradition than we have been led to believe.