Sentence examples for plainly rendered from inspiring English sources
In 1922, a new entrance and canopy was designed for the Bridge Street entrance by Charles Holden and, in 1924, he designed a plainly rendered replacement elevation for the eastern entrance on to the Embankment.
The mats were decorated with landscapes that were only too plainly contrived to render spilled soup and gravy visible.
The toughness of mind that comes through in his books is more than matched by the toughness of spirit and of hide that the letters put plainly in evidence — alongside the exquisite sensibility with which he rendered the blows he endured.
"I make no apologies for the apparent subject matter," Mr. Hockney wrote, of subject matter that was plainly apparent: a couple of plump brown canine sausages, usually snoozing, rendered again and again in his recognizable off-kilter realism.
The claim against the culture, media and sport department and the Home Office states that the 10-week consultation seeking the public's views is "misleading and unbalanced in fundamental ways, which render it plainly unfair".
She is rendered speechless.
Navalny called on his supporters to stay home so as not to legitimize the fake vote — in fact, he hoped that turnout would be so low as to render the election plainly illegitimate in the eyes of the world.
"In sum, the Court finds that Congress spoke plainly, that Congress did not delegate authority to the FEC to narrow the disclosure requirement through agency rulemaking, and that a change in the reach of the statute brought about by a Supreme Court ruling did not render plain language, which is broad enough to cover the new circumstances, to be ambiguous," the ruling continued.
Said plainly, when it is done and positive, it may influence or change management; however, even if it was not done, the pathology found would be found though alternate less invasive mechanisms such as blood results and imaging, rendering the DRE/DR exam unneeded in many patient groups.
