Sentence examples for render the sentence from inspiring English sources

And, indeed, to the extent that our actions might yet still reverse the phenomenon of global warming, by changing our minds we can render the sentence false.

"The joint sentencing proceedings did not render the sentencing proceedings fundamentally unfair".

("The worst outrage is for someone to have committed an atrocity without the requisite affect": the lack of a "perhaps" renders the sentence all the more startling).

Proper English, she'd insist, requires rendering the sentence like so: He said hopefully that the game would not be canceled.

After a furious response by the people he was talking about, this was transcribed by Hansard as "stopped", rendering the sentence meaningless.

In rendering the sentence, Judge William J. Martini of United States District Court blistered the prosecution, saying he was "shocked and disappointed" by the sentencing request and questioning the contention that the James administration had been corrupt for years.

To this, Aylmer was unsympathetic, and he rendered the sentence, "Have him to the Marshalsea.

Note, technically the syntactic violation was an "unexpectancy" as the following preposition rendered the sentence grammatical.

The perp having been collared, the trial held, and the verdict rendered, only the sentencing phase remains.

"And when this phase is over, probably tomorrow, you can go back, factor this in... and come back and render the only appropriate sentence in this case, and that is death".

With it, the sentence renders a theme as the trigger, as in the b-example; without it, the sentence renders a beneficiary as the trigger, as in the a-example.