Sentence examples for perhaps to render from inspiring English sources

But this is perhaps to render the picture too monochrome and static.

It is also not hard to detect subtexts of a sort — one being perhaps to render men more convincingly than the painter John Currin, an old friend of Mr. Landers's, has managed thus far.

Next came eosin in early 1877, used alone for its distinctive bright pink hue (perfect for cherry blossoms) and as an additive to cochineal carmine, perhaps to render it more bluish.

In the process, WikiLeaks is perhaps trying to render governments as brain-addled as Ms. Smith sees her students.

In Christopher's most explicit statement, Xeno concludes, after a grim tour of duty in Vietnam: "The human race had yet to render itself extinct; perhaps the animals were just a dry run.

Perhaps that is why Vidal was able to render them so convincingly.

It would appear that phosphorylation of one site is sufficient (perhaps in combination with other phosphorylation sites) to render SLAC1 active (S59 for CPKs and S120 for OST1).

Perhaps the group's sound and theatricality are infectious enough to render the language barrier irrelevant.

Whether appeal to intentions in this way is enough to render one an originalist if only a faint-hearted one is perhaps questionable, however.

The work accomplished during SM4 is expected to render the telescope fully functioning at least into 2014, and perhaps longer.

PERHAPS CBS can pull it off, and until the program is ready for viewing, it's impossible to render judgment.