Sentence examples for render perfectly from inspiring English sources

The fund, they argue, would also render perfectly good insurance useless.

The famous lines from William Butler Yeats's Second Coming render perfectly our present predicament: "The best lack all conviction, while the worst are full of passionate intensity". This is an excellent description of the current split between anaemic liberals and impassioned fundamentalists, Muslim as well as our own, Christian.

However, companies are still slow to invest the time and money into the development required to turn their antiquated websites into responsive websites that render perfectly no matter what device a person is using.

Cortázar's purpose and mine are rendered perfectly clear.

Their duets spotlight tried-and-true classics — familiar, perhaps, but rendered perfectly.

Praise for the translator, who renders perfectly the tone and tenor of Marías's prose style.

Gardner's photograph of the home of a rebel sharpshooter, as Oliver Wendell Holmes says in the Newhall reading, renders perfectly those things which the romantic artist would leave out.

The nicely ridiculous was followed by the sublime images of love and loss that Yvonne Borree and Nikolaj Hubbe rendered perfectly in "Duo Concertant".

Scenarios play out in finely wrought choreography in which plain gestures speak for themselves, and more complicated enlargements on those gestures are rendered perfectly comprehensible by what's come before.

Selena's survivor's guilt, her grief and that of her parents, are harrowingly rendered, perfectly counterpointed by the otherworldly depiction of an alien culture that might be just the fantasy of a damaged narrator.

Hopkins then found that rats are unable to grow on a diet, otherwise complete, composed only of pure protein, fat, carbohydrate and salts, although this diet can be rendered perfectly adequate by the addition of a minute amount of milk.