Sentence examples for of this rendering from inspiring English sources

'She's like a giraffe that's fallen among jackals and stalks about with that improbable head level with the treetops and a pale swaying underbelly within reach of so many teeth and claws.' We are left to imagine what Paul, surrounded by carnage, makes of this rendering of Bloomsbury life.

The structure of this rendering approach is similar to those of the PIF1 approach, as shown in Figure 6.

None of this renders the abstinence-versus-contraception debate pointless.

It's a good thing, for in this quest for a boat in a culture so at odds with her own, the author is vexed and perplexed and bemused — all of this rendered in gorgeously vivid prose.

Given the very different prognoses for the various subtypes of lymphoma this renders longditudinal data of limited use.

In this rendering of the life of the English court, set around 1910, photographs are forever being posed for.

Mr. Matuszewski estimated this rendering of the saint from Assisi to be about 70 years old.

In this rendering of "You're a Good Man," that voice seems far too faint.

The closer you look at this rendering of 1987, something seems a bit off.

In this rendering of a most thoroughly examined life, the emphasis falls squarely on the examination.

Such is the sly spirit that makes this rendering of the play contemporary and American without being literally an update.