Sentence examples similar to render it equivalent from inspiring English sources

Its short wings render it almost flightless.

Writer-director Sarah Spillane makes some attempt to sidestep the white-savior narrative inherent to her Australia-set drama "Around the Block," but the film's musty premise, about a novice instructor trying to deter an Aboriginal student from crime with Shakespeare, renders it the cinematic equivalent of warmed-over soup from the school cafeteria.

Will this eventually render it unplayable?

Nothing can render it false.

Finish your movie, and render it.

This will render it totally useless.

The evidence that we identified [ 47] still renders it inconclusive whether telemedicine management of people with diabetes-related foot ulcers may be an equivalent alternative to traditional follow-up concerning the healing time of the ulcers.

But, again, the simplicity renders it timeless.

In one rendering, it produced rolling hills.

Overcooking renders it almost slimy.

It has rendered it extremely dangerous.