Sentence examples for poorly rendered from inspiring English sources

Back in the present, a monitor is showing VT of a Welshman in a comedy moustache being sucked into a poorly rendered black hole.

Goya, as played by Stellan Skarsgård, is an affable but unremarkable fellow; to make matters worse, the paintings he creates are poorly rendered reproductions, compounding the feeling of ersatz historical drama.

The typing frustrated me (you can fix that) and the list scrolling juddered (you can't), and the browsing is sometimes poorly rendered (you can, with a different browser) which is where the half-star (or 10%) is lost for me.

Starring Kevin Bacon and Radha Mitchell as a couple whose autistic son brings home a terrifying supernatural force from the Grand Canyon, the film was described by the Guardian's Jordan Hoffman as a "dumbass, inexpensive horror flick" featuring "poorly rendered CG ghosts".

Give me something with life rather than canned specifying by some poorly rendered stone monsters and annoying kids.

While the video, below, is wildly funny (if you know George Plimpton) I think the video game made by newgrounds is even funnier, featuring most of the tropes found in classic gaming including the poorly rendered scans and the bleep bloop music.

The life figure is very badly rendered and poorly proportioned, so it's my revenge: even if you're really good at life drawing – which obviously I wasn't – you can't do a lifelike drawing from it, as people won't know, unless they see it, that the original was so badly proportioned.

Mexico's municipal police were poorly trained, poorly paid, and poorly equipped, rendering them susceptible to bribery.

Not having read "The Mandibles" myself, I can't say how well or poorly Shriver rendered that particular character (though her explanation for Luella's presence in the book that her husband married her to look more progressive, and her mental degeneration is a matter of irony concerning him doesn't strike me as terribly promising).

In fact, conditions allowing NO production by human macrophages in culture are poorly defined, rendering the in vitro study of NO function difficult.

For two examples, some claim that God must exist in order for there to be a just world, where a world in which the bad do well and the good fare poorly would render our lives senseless (Craig 1994; cf. Cottingham 2003, pt. 3), and others maintain that God's remembering all of us with love is alone what would confer significance on our lives (Hartshorne 1984).