Sentence examples for does not render it from inspiring English sources

The very sentimentality of this phrase does not render it meaningless to the person who actually feels it.

In his appeal in the Andrade case, Mr. Lockyer said the fact that California's three-strikes law "may be the most harsh amongst the states does not render it unconstitutional" because "one state has to be the most severe".

But this isn't quite the same thing as showing that God's perfect goodness does not render it necessary that he create the best world he can.

In short, if torturing the terrorist is morally permissible absent questions of legality, the bare fact of torture being illegal does not render it morally impermissible.

For Spinoza, our familiarity with a phenomenon does not render it intelligible, and the familiar, just like the extraordinary, demands a clear causal explanation.

Here simply note that the bare illegality of their act of torture does not render it morally impermissible, given it was otherwise morally permissible.

The fact that The Shape of Water's two leads are both incapable of speech doesn't render it any less capable of forging an emotional connection with its audience.

The Beverly Hills home's vast size doesn't render it the most sustainable -- either environmentally or economically -- of Quigley's works, but it is an intriguing and stylish property.

Having bugged the offices of the Southern Christian Leadership Congress did not render it any cheaper or easier to bug the next hotel room Dr Martin Luther King Jr checked into: time and resources had to be invested on each occasion.

The data available do not render it possible to check the correctness of all of these assumptions.

(ii) Lack of exposure One student commented that it was an " amazing hardware" but lack of exposure to the manikin did not render it very useful and felt frequent use would be better.