Sentence examples for impossible to render from inspiring English sources
It's impossible to render books as pixels without making changes.
PERHAPS CBS can pull it off, and until the program is ready for viewing, it's impossible to render judgment.
Downey, 38, is a warm presence, and the extraordinary charm of his conversation, full of quicksilver feints away from ego, is almost impossible to render in print.
And in five cases pending before the board, one or the other has had to recuse himself, making it impossible to render a decision.
He obviously dealt with a pain that was impossible to render and ultimately insurmountable, the sentimentality perhaps an accompaniment to his childlike brilliance.
Like every biopic, this one takes liberties with the facts, depicting scenes that never actually happened – a technique justified by Hollywood to convey a psychological truth otherwise impossible to render in the time available.
Ms. Pelosi and her fellow Democrats say that they are making the change reluctantly but that the political climate rendered it impossible to try to retain the drilling ban this year.
What does it mean when an e-mail message I have sent is returned with a note saying that the address had a permanent fatal error? A. The "permanent fatal error" label on a returned message means that some element of the message rendered it impossible to deliver.
That makes it very hard — and sometimes impossible — to still render smooth animations in an app.
Other works seemed to serve more deliberate functions, like Devra Freelander's Venusian Alpenglow, a neon epoxy puddle so vividly orange to the point of being impossible to accurately render on a camera phone (an important motivation behind the work, fellow collective member Maggie Grymes tells me).
Even in cases where the correct immediate cause of death is known, the contribution of the cancer as part of the underlying cause can be impossible to determine, rendering the distinction between cancer-specific and non-cancer-specific deaths meaningless [ 52].
