Sentence examples for might be rendered from inspiring English sources

To be sure this phrase might be rendered "All beings are intellectually illuminated in its essence," and then interpreted to mean that Dietrich holds some doctrine of divine illumination for the intellect.

Why invest in expensive technology that might be rendered obsolete by future regulatory action?

Images might be rendered on metal, sand, Perspex or pornographic magazines.

I understand that the Administration wants to let the chaos in Iran play itself out without committing to a position that might be rendered hollow by events.

The Elizabethan taste in weather was for heraldic suns and tempests that might be rendered in the woodcuts of an emblem book.

The title of "El Silenciero" is a neologism that isn't easy to translate but might be rendered as "The Silence-Maker" or "The Silentist".

Light-emitting diode (LED) streetlights often draw moths and other insects into small areas at night, setting a buffet for nocturnal predators, but certain aspects of the lights themselves might be rendering insects vulnerable in even more sinister ways, new research suggests.

Language buffs may be interested to know that the answers to both share a prefix, "presby," which textbooks variously define as "old" or "aging" but which might better be rendered as "baby boomerdom".

The ruling is very early, however, and Apple still has two months to make an initial response and a number of appeals before the patent in question might finally be rendered invalid.

"I'm beginning to entertain the notion that in such a circumstance the idea of consent might well be rendered moot".

My desk is littered with Post-its that -- were I more technologically adept -- might instead be rendered in some task-list app.