Sentence examples for if rendered from inspiring English sources

As with other After Dark Action offerings, it's well-trod ground, if rendered with polish.

And what's the effect if rendered almost entirely in black materials, synthetic and natural?

How much more repellent might the work be if rendered by contemporary technologies with their ever-more-realistic graphics?

(This is how Dick Cheney's vision of unfettered executive power might sound if rendered in ancient Hebrew verse: The Unilateralist in the Whirlwind).

I am a person whose bank statement, if rendered into a video game, would essentially be me as a character bouncing from one ATM to the next.

Nevertheless cyclin B1 translocates to the nucleus just prior to NEB in a cyclin A2-dependent fashion and is capable of supporting NEB if rendered constitutively nuclear.

To answer: yes, she does fail, if rendering Jobs as dear and pleasurable were ever really her aim.

He isn't Gordon Gekko, who engineers his greed into a social good, as if rendering himself a disinterested servant of abstract principle; Belfort loves what he does.

Indeed, in studies involving the irrevocable stripping of personal identifiers ("anonymization"), the return of IRRs or IFs is rendered virtually impossible [ 6, 18].

"The contract contains one condition which, if breached, rendered the insurance policy void.

If complexity rendered law more certain and objective, judges' ideology would have less influence on case outcomes as complexity increased.