Sentence examples for exceptional rendering from inspiring English sources

In this exceptional rendering a dybbuk's essence is simplified.

The title of Jennifer Egan's new novel may make it sound more like an episode of Scooby-Doo than an exceptional rendering of contemporary America, but don't be fooled.

I'm not mad about the use of photographs, as showcased in The Angel Esmeralda: unless the print resolution is exceptional, the rendering can be smudgy and indistinct.

Carbon nanotube (CNT) based architectures have increased the scientific interest owning to their exceptional performance rendering them promising candidates for advanced industrial applications in the nanotechnology field.

It is the healthcare organization's responsibility to make the decision, through a security risk analysis process, as to which areas have exceptional risk, rendering them security sensitive areas or lower risk areas of special concern.

The exceptional is rendered ordinary.

For his service on the expedition, Nichols was awarded the Nicaraguan Medal of Merit "for exceptional service rendered [to] the Republic of Nicaragua".

But Leigh's film rises well above mere pastiche: this is a finely detailed, and wholly alive, portrait of an exceptional human being, rendered with committment and love.

But into the Wheelers' lives comes much that is not good, even if no single visitation seems exceptional enough to render the whole unsurvivable.

A century and a half later, such acts of self-representation allow "Tell It With Pride" to restore to a grand monument the likenesses and stories of exceptional men once rendered invisible by prejudice.

Mr. Margolis rendered exceptional service as Chairman of the Budget and Finance Committee of The Presbyterian Hospital for seven years, and then as Co-Chairman of the Budget and Finance Committee of NewYork-Presbyterian Hospinal in the critically important early post-merger years.