Sentence examples for is supposed to render from inspiring English sources
In it a translator takes it upon himself, with amusing results, to "improve" the prose of the German novelist whose work he is supposed to render into Turkish.
In theory though it is a theory some analysts challenge this is supposed to render Jardines raider-proof.The hong has also strewn other obstacles in the path of would-be predators.
The availability of new works is spotty, but thousands of the classics of world literature -- the texts that digital publishing is supposed to render obsolete -- are all available for free download over the World Wide Web.
Technology was supposed to render books irrelevant – until eBooks came along to save them.
A blow from the thong was supposed to render a woman fertile.
Whereas technology was supposed to render the battlefield transparent, the "fog of war" settled over Iraq like a suffocating blanket.
The first shock of electricity was supposed to render him unconscious but Francis was heard screaming, "I'm not dying," and "Take it off!
In some ways, it is healthier than some of the mediums (radio, recorded music) that at one point or another were supposed to render it obsolete.
Blasting gaps into the levee measuring thousands of yards across was supposed to render the flow of floodwaters relatively gentle, minimizing damage.
As used in Oklahoma and Florida, midozolam was supposed to render condemned prisoners insensate prior to the injection of two other drugs, which caused general paralysis and stopped the heart (the constitutionality of the latter two drugs was not at issue).
The color-blocked cotton shirts ($75 at Ted Baker) are treated with various emollient finishes, which are supposed to render them mosquito-repellent, UV-protectant, antibacterial, antistress, windproof, stain-resistant, anti-crease, aromatherapeutic, moisturizing and fast-drying.
