Sentence examples for in previous renditions from inspiring English sources

Amos, meanwhile, played by Chihiro Isono, was the oaf he always is, but there was some extra level of pathos – his mouth hanging open, his shuffling gait – that I hadn't seen in previous renditions and felt obliquely connected to his being played by a woman.

Wilson and his exceptional cast have found great moments of wit and levity in Foote's script, something that was lacking in previous renditions, which leaned heavily on the nostalgia and melancholy of the piece.

Here the editor of the newspaper was a little more expansive than in the previous rendition.

But in all three previous administrations, renditions have been considered a rare technique reserved for dangerous terrorists and violent drug kingpins.

Sam Callahan has taken a lot of flack in previous weeks but tonight's show heralded the arrival of his guitar for a rendition of George Michael's "Faith".

Many dismissed Mr Xie's initial comments as a rather lame attempt to avoid a repeat of the opprobrium heaped on China after a previous failed rendition of the UN summit, in Copenhagen two years ago.

"Torture Is a Crime, Not a Secret" (editorial, Sept. 9) is correct about the legal impact of the recent dismissal by the United States Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit of a lawsuit against a Boeing subsidiary for its participation in the previous administration's extraordinary rendition program.

However, in a previous study, a TnT rendition for SNP genotyping was shown to produce accurate genotypes starting from 1 ng of gDNA [9].

The artist C.D. Clarke specializes in "portraiture in landscape": dreamy renditions of sportsmen and women in action.

Nate, 7, and Teddy, 10, also sent in their renditions.

And he was apparently taking part in extraordinary renditions.