Sentence examples for many renderings of from inspiring English sources

Despite Kubin's many renderings of kings, emperors and warring crowds, he was not really a political artist.

He was responsible for many renderings of Chrysler's concept cars in the '50s, as well as that of the original Oldsmobile Toronado at General Motors, Mr. Greene said.

This being the year of the pitcher, I was inspired, while watching the Giants-Phillies game last night, to skim back though some of Angell's pieces looking for favorites among his many renderings of pitchers' motions.

Personal (or individual) autonomy should also be distinguished from freedom, although again, there are many renderings of these concepts, and certainly some conceptions of positive freedom will be equivalent to what is often meant by autonomy (Berlin 1969, 131 34).

Among the many possible renderings of this made-up word, Saunders's German translator chose ziegenleer, a lofty-sounding melding of "goat" and "void" with no exact equivalent in English.

He created many poetic renderings of landscapes based on the ideas of Du's poems, as may be seen in the set of 100 folios from his Album of Poetic Settings from Du Fu's Lines that he produced from about 1959 to 1962.

Luckily Cupertino included Apple's proposal documents which include many new renderings of the project.

Specifically, the many movie renderings of Batman, his ultimate superhero, grab his youthful attention.

JERUSALEM (RNS) Many artistic renderings of biblical figures hang in churches and museums, but no one really knows what they and their contemporaries looked like.

Apart from the many photographs and renderings of the building and its details, a striking item in the show is a large-scale facsimile blueprint of its Broadway elevation.

The description should probably include "women," as the work of Douglas de Castro, Victor Rocha and Renato Reno includes many multi-colored renderings of girls jumping, snarling and screaming.