At times, the pile-on of descriptions and metaphors (in Avis's sections especially) render the novel's images hazy, as if they'd been faded by too much sunlight, by Miami itself.
The app is split between a multipage stress assessment and roughly 90 minutes of videos, and the videos, especially, render nicely on the iPad's screen.
The Vietnam sequences, especially one rendered as a phantasmagorical flashback, are both harrowing and lyrical.
Religious subjects are especially plentiful, rendered on a scale from modest to magnificent.
And his various schemes for the Met, especially those rendered by the incomparable Hugh Ferriss, could have furnished a fair entirely on their own.
Wishing has a useful place both in childhood and in this novel; but so, too, does reality, especially when rendered with this kind of sensitivity.
And Ms. Coonrod consistently demonstrates a keen ear for the hollowness and duplicity of the language of state, getting laughs from the characters' orotund speech, especially as rendered by Bruce Turk's Dauphin.
The calls of barbets are monotonous and repetitive, but some are bell-like and pleasing to the ear, especially those rendered antiphonally (that is, in alternation) or simultaneously by members of a pair.
Sassone has a keen understanding of the professional indignities and romantic frustrations of the young and well educated (Maize's stint as the assistant to a cruel real-estate broker is especially well rendered), but the novel feels like the prologue to a story that hasn't been written yet.
Short judgments signal a ruling based on a matter of principle, especially if rendered by the Grand Chamber of the ECJ like here, which means this is particularly encouraging for other big companies facing competition investigations.
