Sentence examples similar to is best rendered from inspiring English sources

And a popular rhyming chant on Tahrir Square played with high and low forms of Arabic, explaining to Mr. Mubarak that "irhal" means "imshi," a colloquial Egyptian word that might be best rendered in English as "beat it".

Instead, they tend to have a hazy sense that "economics says free trade is best" which renders them insouciant about possible pitfalls of free trade.

It is best to render on a sticky wall, freshly treated with BondCrete.

Super severe, the two-tier crop is probably best rendered by a professional.

That name and that act of blessing Jacob remind me that God is not best rendered a noun -- a defined person, place or thing.

This network of inter-MT connectors is best illustrated by rendering the densities seen in the tomogram and visualizing the resultant computer model.

As long as the temperature is kept relatively low -- 300 degrees is best -- roasting renders the fat just as well as braising.

There were two major benefits in processing the data PCA: firstly, it helped in optimizing the number and type of data that are best in rendering the HMs contamination of the soil and vegetables.

In any case, Nymphomaniac – with its eight distinct and largely discontinuous chapters – is best watched in multiple sittings, rendering its total runtime immaterial.

Notably failing to supplant Geneva (the Bible of Spenser, Shakespeare and the Mayflower puritans), Bishops' is best known for its unfortunate rendering of "cast thy bread upon the waters" as "lay thy bread upon wet faces".

We suggest that this is best explored by looking exactly at what is rendered visible and invisible in such imbrications.