Sentence examples for could have rendered from inspiring English sources
Sure, Lewis said, evolution could have rendered humans capable of nice behavior; we have affiliative impulses — a herding instinct, as he put it — like other animals.
Considering the many different points of view and dramatic styles through which Ms. Morisseau could have rendered her story, it is disappointing to encounter such a prosaic approach, especially when the results prove so ineffective.
Ironically, Clough, along with his No 2, Gary Crosby, could have rendered the debate over the respective merits of his father and Ferguson a non-starter had Forest beaten United in the third round 19 years ago, when the Old Trafford board's patience with the latter was reportedly exhausted.
Piranesi himself could have rendered the scene: small pools of blazing light amid ruinous gloom, arches and portals glimpsed tantalizingly in the distance through a dusty miasma, earthwork ramps and excavation pits in the foreground -- all of it accompanied by the incessant hissing of ventilators and the staccato of compressed-air drills and jackhammers.
This is sweet stuff, but elsewhere you realise all over again that Blake can be every bit as vicious as Dahl: who else could have rendered Mr Twit's filthy beard, bedecked with old Stilton and tinned sardines, to such nasty perfection?
A chess board could have rendered, fully animated chess pieces dancing on top.
In a statement, Chevron said, "No judge who has participated in the type of meetings shown in the video recordings could possibly have rendered a legitimate decision".
American revolutionary leaders, both North and South... could never have rendered their distinguished services to the young republic without that classical learning which is denied to most Americans today".
The new TV miniseries Bonnie & Clyde, the latest screen version chronicling the life and crimes of America's most infamous outlaws, has the type of illustrious screen forebearer that could so easily have rendered it a hostage to fortune.
Looking at the movie now, you could argue that recent events have rendered it archaic, that families and neighbors have never seemed closer and the suburbs never more attractive.
His formulation would have rendered a much broader population of patients, including those who could breathe on their own, dead.
