Sentence examples similar to is rendered clear from inspiring English sources
As McGinnis explains, while founding era jurists believed that doubtful questions concerning constitutionality could be rendered clear through tried-and-true interpretive principles and disciplined inquiry into the available evidence, Thayer believed that this was a fool's errand.
By 1910 de Chirico was living in Florence, where he began painting a unique series of landscapes that included The Enigma of an Autumn Afternoon (1910), in which the long, sinister, and illogical shadows cast by unseen objects onto empty city spaces contrast starkly with bright, clear light that is rendered in brooding green tonalities.
Personal testimony is rendered in the photographer's clear print.
"A clear disservice is rendered if the truth of the Gospel is confused by the actions of those ordained to disseminate that truth," the archbishop said, adding that chaplains should also "never forget that it is the sin that is hated and never the sinner".
In the case where a cartridge fails to feed properly into the chamber, a pistol is rendered inoperable until the stoppage is cleared, whereas with a revolver, pulling the trigger again when a cartridge fails to fire will rotate the cylinder, bringing a new cartridge into line with the firing pin.
She is rendered speechless.
Bad sex is rendered flawlessly.
Lard, of course, is rendered pork fat.
And so flamenco dance is rendered new.
The face is rendered in Homer Simpson yellow.
