Sentence examples for render it as from inspiring English sources

The eggplant is cooked three times to render it as tender as silk, offering absolutely no resistance to the tooth, and topped with sweet, garlicky tomato sauce.

And too much cross shouting to render it as intelligible as it needed to be: it was just too fecking busy and hurried, and possessed a little too much gratuitous swearing, a phrase I have seldom thought I'd write.

A DVD disc is thought to have a longer life span than magnetic tape, but a scratch in the recorded surface can render it as useless as a fried cassette.

In a 2005 interview he had expressed concern that the city's plans for redeveloping Coney Island would render it as squeaky-clean as some critics say Times Square has become.

But this misbranding language is not determinative, for it permits the F.D.A. to conclude that a drug or device is not dangerous to health and that it does have adequate directions when regulated so as to render it as harmless as possible.

Those same organizational techniques, applied to overcoming rankism, can render it as insupportable as the isms that identity politics has now put on the defensive.

The book translated one line as "There are lovelier than you, lovelier," while Goggles rendered it as: "There are more beautiful than you, is' beautiful".

Weisberger has taken a world rich with comic potential - a world that should have you crying with laughter - and rendered it as sober as an AA meeting.

His medical background, and a concomitant ease with an objective perspective, enables a presentation of what it is about being that renders it as remarkable as it is vulnerable.

For most vodkas, this "ingredient" is essentially local tap water that's undergone dechlorification and reverse osmosis, rendering it as generic as the stuff in the white plastic jug at the grocery store.

The amplitude of the comparison was controlled by a staircase method that tracked the point of subjective equality, i.e., the amplification factor for the comparison stimulus that rendered it as intense as the standard.