Sentence examples for render excessive from inspiring English sources

It was an intentional baiting meant to escalate anger and thereby give him, and/or his fraternal cult, the blessing to entrap, arrest, render excessive force, or ruin people's lives.

The media critic Douglas Rushkoff has gone so far as to cite the HD "Deadwood" (and the HD "Sopranos") as heralding the death of television, arguing that cowboys rendered in excessive detail are harder to embrace than their blurrier, iconic forebears.

"The video was an experiment in manipulating video footage to make work in a responsive, sketch-like and texturally rich way that didn't involve excessive rendering or 3D," Hamilton adds.

There are families in whom the secretion of pepsinogen I is excessive and renders them prone to duodenal ulcer since excess acid secretion is linked to excess secretion of this hormone.

Django composed many classics of the genre, notably a gorgeous wisp of melancholy called "Manoir de mes rêves", which his grandson rendered beautifully, but without excessive reverence.

Most men tend to be more "interesting than interested," so their excessive talking renders them boring or seemingly uninterested in their date.

It shows data around app stability (crash rates, App Not Responding rates), battery usage (stuck wake locks, excessive wake ups) and render time (slow rendering, frozen UI).

This causes the graphics card to continuously render the image, resulting in excessive heat.

The recessions spawned by excessive austerity are rendering it self-defeating.

Back in the 19th century, Harvard physician Edward H. Clarke argued that excessive book learning rendered women infertile, diverting energy from their wombs to their brains, giving them "monstrous brains and puny bodies".

"It is a civil case about whether a child should be offered compensation after excessive drinking during pregnancy rendered her disabled for life.