Sentence examples for for being rendered from inspiring English sources

The script stuffs the characters' mouths with talking points that are no less schematic for being rendered in a profane, macho, pseudomilitary vernacular.

The last half hour or so of "Silence," in which Rodrigues confronts horrors and torments such as he could never have imagined, is one of the most terrifyingly hectic sequences in all of Scorsese's work and its frenzies are all the more wrenching for being rendered in something close to stillness.

At the same time, many people with diabetes keep their blood sugar unhealthfully high for fear of being rendered helpless by hypoglycemia.

Electrospun UTLC plates are not available commercially till date and efforts are being rendered for their commercialization.

A hardboard sign, for example, for "directions to press and for diplomats" is rendered typographically perfect for 1961 Jerusalem.

Facts that have been exposed as false, for instance, are rendered "inoperative".

This documentation must be provided before a payment for services is rendered to you.

The typical New Year's greeting here, "akemashite omedeto gozaimasu," for example, was rendered this year as simply "ake ome" on millions of mobile phones.

"The rocks, for instance, were rendered very quickly, while the vines were not, their hair-thin lines showed a kind of precision that was extraordinary".

What was se fut rassise (had settled or sat down again), for example, is rendered by Mr Ashbery into "regained its composure".

Words like buttery, vintage-style and boyfriend (fashion speak for "oversized") are rendered meaningless from overuse.