Sentence examples for instead rendering from inspiring English sources

The promises of religion are replaced by the promise of science, yet medicine fails to vanquish its ultimate foe, instead rendering death more obscure, a matter for procrastination.

However, an opposite trend was observed instead, rendering the free variation possibility unlikely.

Ignatieff also accused Harper of steering the discussion away from implementing the two-state solution, and instead rendering all discussion into a competition "about who is Israel's best friend".

Instead, rendering an issue or activity governable is a creative process during which the risk is framed and possible responses are constructed.

But I was instead rendered entirely mute.

It did not answer the question of whether or not he will ever win a championship but, instead, rendered that question largely inconsequential.

Van Zandt's productions are similarly bombastic, which ought to work fine with his Wall of Sound arrangements, but instead renders them garish with karaoke brightness.

At the fifth floor, the classical triglyphs — in Greek architecture, small flat panels with two vertical grooves — are instead rendered with four streamlined indentations.

His songs, often expertly delivered from the perspective of flawed first-person characters, sound like movies he wants to see and books he wants to write but has instead rendered in the murder-ballad tradition.

High status and exceptional gifts, far from protecting their subjects, instead render each more vulnerable for attack.

Syria has proposed to instead render the facilities inoperable by sealing their entrances; the U.S. and its allies oppose this proposal and insist on destruction.