Sentence examples for render extraordinary from inspiring English sources

To vividly imagine and to vividly render extraordinary human events, or sequences of events, is the hard-lifting, heavy-duty, day-by-day, unending labor of a fiction writer.

An ordinary message is rendered extraordinary through the power of visual forms and symbols.

Unfortunately, not all the ordinary moments in this collection are rendered extraordinary.

Is that fathoming more or less difficult while looking at the pictures that they have made of the ocean, of buildings, of trees and flowers and the moon, ordinary subjects rendered extraordinary by the circumstance of their creation that have, against the odds, washed up on the shore of our city like messages in a bottle?

This Order was founded by King George III in 1818 and is awarded to British subjects who have rendered extraordinary and important services abroad or in the Commonwealth.

Thus the director can impose his ideas on nature and, taking what savours of the ordinary, can, in the way he handles it, render it extraordinary.

The fictional world is rendered with extraordinary vividness.

The landscape of "Tokyo Godfathers" is marvelously various and rendered in extraordinary detail.

Here I do it because it renders such extraordinary flavor while the fennel becomes meltingly soft; it's a way to taste a vegetable in a way you might not ordinarily.

"When great wealth is attached to creativity, what it can render can be extraordinary," said Mr. Redd, the author of "The Big Book of Chic".

Why do we feel the need to render ordinary the extraordinary departure of 140 million people (or 14 in an office building in San Bernardino, or 26 in an elementary school in Connecticut)?