Sentence examples for news rendered from inspiring English sources

Ali, who maintained a warm friendship with Cooper over the years and visited with him in London in 2009, issued a statement calling Cooper "a great fighter and a gentleman," but otherwise confessing that the news rendered him uncharacteristically speechless.

The news renders Thomasin's relatives -- a younger brother and even younger twin siblings, along with her impulsive mother ("Game of Thrones" actress Kate Dickie) and deceptively collected father ("Game of Thrones" actor Ralph Ineson) -- distraught and dubious.

Their total submission to the news cycle and making news renders much of their questioning a big old kabuki show.

What he said was much more textured than the news stories rendered: plus, he is quite contradictory, so it would be impossible to disagree with all of it.

The nightly news would render you literally exhausted.

In 2007, the organization launched a video offshoot, the Onion News Network, which now appears on IFC as well as online, applying the same satirical tools to cable news but rendering them, amazingly, even more nihilistic.

(Noone's difficulty in feeling happy about this news is harrowingly rendered).

Slowly, though, cable news programs grew in number and popularity, and the instant news of the Internet rendered weekly summaries stale almost by definition.

Her precise given name has been lost to time; British news articles have often rendered it as Ingoushka Petrov.

At times, his aura has rendered some news media folks either too helpless to react to his bully pulpit or too awestruck to parse his crude meanderings.

Posts Income Growth | The London Stock Exchange, in the wake of its failed attempt to merge with the TMX Group, reported a 14 percent rise in income over last year, news that may render the exchange more appetizing as a takeover target.