Sentence examples similar to render a visual account from inspiring English sources

They both render a good account of themselves considering the situations in which they are placed.

For if any one should render an account of what a primary substance is, he would render a more instructive account, and one more proper to the subject, by stating the species than by stating the genus.

This technology helps break down complex three-dimensional scenes on the desktop so that they may be rendered without a visual loss in fidelity on mobile devices.

I was an envoy, engaged to render an account, to transmit, relate.

But they feel no responsibility to render an account.

As soon as Demosthenes came of age in 366 BC, he demanded they render an account of their management.

David Macy-Beckwith renders a solid account of Lewis's older brother Warnie, who flows docilely with the tide of events.

"Nothing is required of you," he observes, "yet all must render an accounting".

FORBES, however, does not let us columnists off so easily, and we must render an accounting.

To advance his claims, one might appeal to features of this unity that would render such an empiricist account inadequate.

One might call it a visual rendering through language, culture, and sensible surprises.