Sentence examples for honestly rendered from inspiring English sources
Still, when done right, cartoons can be entertaining, and at its best AC/DC delivered honestly rendered takes on male drive and power while keeping away from casual misogyny.
A group of doctors and patients sued, arguing that the federal policy intrudes on the doctor-patient relationship and prevents them from honestly rendering and receiving medical advice.
The resentment of youth in "Surtsey" and "Twist" is honestly and sadistically rendered, though Armitage and his editor should remember that the plural of "wunderkind" is "wunderkinder" - not the only editorial error in a short and expensive book.
Parts of this world are rendered vividly and honestly— such as in the way Dheepan and Yalini do not understand how names are ordered in Europe, or the seemingly nonsensical songs that Illaayal hears her classmates singing in the playground — which makes this portrayal of violence in the already highly stigmatised ghettoes of Paris all the more callous.
But the iPlayer is host to plenty of extra Apprentice bits, from "honestly subtitled" episode highlights packages to recaps rendered in rap.
(2014) study business culture in the banking industry and report that employees of a large, international bank behave honestly in a control condition while a significant proportion of them becomes dishonest when their professional identity as bank employees is rendered salient.
And he said he was happy that in the end, "Next to Normal" added tough moments to render Diana's pain honestly.
Serifs are cute and vintage and classic and honestly too-underused, but they also don't render on low bandwidth.
That column noted that even if the good luck chain was true and passed along honestly, then every American in the country would soon have extraordinary "good luck," rendering the entire idea meaningless.
But, honestly, many Republicans are thinking a lot shorter-term than that after all, Obama will have destroyed America within the next four years, rendering all political strategy a pointless exercise.
