Sentence examples for render someone from inspiring English sources

Would speaking Chicano English or having an accent render someone a "suspected illegal alien"?

If we render someone, it will be to a country with jurisdiction over that individual".

Valleri did not mean he hoped to literally render someone unconscious — though that does happen.

There are no special effects which can miraculously render someone unrecognisable, magicking them into another creature.

Imagery counts as a kind of unspoken forensics, with the power to render someone an innocent victim or a terrifying menace.

There is no lower limit on the default necessary to trigger a blacklisting, so a missed phone-bill could render someone ineligible for loans.

But there's nothing about committing a crime, even a serious one, that renders someone incapable of making a considered political choice.

Rendition of a prisoner from his place of capture to a third country is a grave breach of the Geneva Conventions, as is rendering someone to a war zone.

But when a brain injury renders someone unable to respond to questions, the right course of action becomes murkier.

And if that be true, then the task of rendering someone fit for eternal joy may be far more complicated, even for an omnipotent being, than one might have imagined.

It renders someone ineffective in life.