Sentence examples similar to remarkable renditions from inspiring English sources
The production is a remarkable rendition of the novel's mixture of high, drunken comedy.
The sharpness of the expression and the remarkable rendition of the bland hair are from a great hand.
Her jokes had the entire bus laughing, and before she left she belted out a remarkable rendition of "O Sole Mio" to thunderous applause.
The admiration grew as the remarkable rendition exemplified the new miracle of records: that an instant of sound might capture listeners' souls forever.
Less than 24 hours after Beyoncé's inauguration performance of the National Anthem, rumors began swirling that the remarkable rendition was lip-synced.
Mr. Vanska led a remarkable, sharply defined rendition, the gritty dissonances and eccentricities of the original string quartet version magnified tenfold.
No one who listens to Alan Mulally describe Ford's remarkable turnaround escapes his rendition of One Ford, One Team, and Working Together.
He offered an impressive rendition of "Reflets," remarkable for its clarity and coloristic beauty, qualities also apparent in several other Debussy selections, including "L'Isle Joyeuse".
In his review of "State of Denial" (Nov. 12), Franklin Foer seems more intent on belittling Bob Woodward for alleged coziness with the Bush administration during the writing of earlier books than in recognizing his latest rendition for the remarkable reportorial achievement that it is.
From a purely vocal point of view, his rendition of "Bewitched" was remarkable for its declamatory force.
It's central to the last of the smuggled samples – the remarkable corn ddeok ball, a resourceful rendition of rice cake lacking any rice at all – and the first of the more interpretive mains, a summer corn soup.
