Sentence examples for good at rendering from inspiring English sources
Witchel is especially good at rendering the hierarchy at Boothby's and its panderings to popular culture.
Yet it also provokes the thought that Richard Powers is such a good novelist good at dialogue, good at rendering the dramatic, fine-grained reality of a human situation that perhaps he should take the risk of writing a book that does not find a kind of safety in hierarchically approved notions of ambition or, for that matter, brains.
It's not hard to see why: if you can blame your matricide on Apollo (who, in Aeschylus, commands Orestes to kill Clytemnestra), there's not much room for the kind of inner psychological texture that the novel is so good at rendering.
He was also exceptionally good at rendering human skin convincingly.
He was especially good at rendering gnarled, arthritic hands; "An Old Couple Feeding a Dog," for all its sentimentality, does not stint on the physical realities of aging.
Choose a graphics card good enough at rendering what you need done (these cards may not be the same as gaming cards. ATI has a RAGE series targeted at the professional render market that are more suited to these tasks; nVidia has its Quadro range).
They deserve a more imaginative attempt at rendering it live.
He is less persuasive at rendering passionate commitment and despair.
Such shields block all vibrations, bad and good -- rendering empaths relatively numb.
It did a particularly good job of rendering colors accurately in outdoor shots.
His pride is obvious but laced with bemusement at a perfectly good bowl rendered useless and signifying grand, esoteric accomplishments that exist worlds away from his own working-class experiences.
