Sentence examples for faithfully render from inspiring English sources

Ms Hurley helped digital artists faithfully render, in computer code, fine details of the experience, such as the fogging of her face shield.

It suggests that the other portraits sprouted from Deeds' mind and memory, rather than from reference images, and proves that he could faithfully render representational portraits, but elected not to.

Jerky two-step tunes that the Hellfighters performed are faithfully rendered, but with a novel twist.

Jams' most famous offering was the caviar blinis, which have been faithfully rendered.

Here the group played most of its album, faithfully rendered and with minimal flash.

As technology for recording text, sound and images changes, we reflexively imagine that it more faithfully renders live action.

An exception is George Fernandez's "Portrait of a Mere Illustrator," in which the artist's features and figure are faithfully rendered on his own image in a mirror.

It is not ambitious film projects, though, but television that is providing most of the faithfully rendered theater for DVD's.

The hourlong adaptation, written by Rick Cummins and John Scoullar and directed by Bridgette Dunlap, faithfully renders Saint-Exupéry's 1943 book about an aviator's encounter with the Little Prince.

That said, this production, and Tchaikovsky's beautiful and evocative score, faithfully rendered by the Royal Ballet Sinfonia under the baton of Philip Ellis, continue to deliver the old magic.

In "Your Face Tomorrow" it is faithfully rendered by Margaret Jull Costa, his principal English translator, who achieves a rare feat: presence and near invisibility.