Sentence examples for new renditions from inspiring English sources

Nancy Spero presents new renditions of her incendiary feminist motifs, enlarged and submerged in fields of rich color.

But are you concerned that your new renditions of "Blame It on the Sun" and "Uptight" will be compared with those of Stevie Wonder?

Occasionally, the more creative young attorneys weigh in with new renditions of popular songs, like Bob Dylan's "The Times They Are A-Changin".

The ceremony included several songs that appear on that recording, in new renditions that filled the vaulting cathedral with a warm and enveloping sound.

But he still gets excited at new renditions of old pieces; he heard Benjamin Britten's Peter Grimes at the Metropolitan Opera House last month - "That just floored me.

The alternative would have been worse, of course — no one wants to hear bad new renditions of great old tunes — but the impersonations fall into the uncanny valley between comedy-sketch parody and cover-band homage.

As his dessert gained popularity, he scorned each new rendition.

Bendy buses are almost gone; a new rendition of the beloved Routemaster awaits.

Abstract sculptures as a backdrop suggested a new rendition of their hard-edged look.

Ratings are up markedly for the new rendition of the series, which is subtitled "Senior vs. Junior".

A gentle new rendition of the album's titular song brings Kelly into the studio along with Melbourne troubadour Courtney Barnett.