Sentence examples for does that render from inspiring English sources

So does that render politics obsolete?

Does that render him "hors de combat?" No.

The filmmakers spend plenty of time with him in his car and record his insightful perorations about his job and his colleagues — and it is precisely his detachment, his ability to assess what he's doing, that renders him less successful and more frustrated in his ungratifying, predatory work.

If it does, that would render the new iPhone almost impervious to scratches.

It errs on the patronising – "This can help you with that pathetic girly thing you do that renders you a disgrace to modern feminism".

Senator Cornyn claims reform will "shut down the Senate". In reality, Republicans used the filibuster itself in an effort to effectively do just that, rendering the Upper Chamber dysfunctional to deny Obama bipartisan victories, pin the blame for ineffectual governance on him, and render him a one-term president.

For example, what does it mean to say that every single thing, person or event is a possible candidate for an artistic medium and does that suggestion not render the category of art, as we know it, redundant?

It is not madness to ask if this has anything to do with attacks that render confident, seemingly lucky young women humiliated and powerless.

Of course, having a device that's always connected via Verizon does render that functionality slightly moot.

Doesn't that render life absurd?

In doing that, he renders an account of Guantánamo that is unlike anything we have seen before, one where humour and unexpected kindnesses exist alongside dumbfounding degradations and brutalities".