Sentence examples for render themselves from inspiring English sources

The question is whether they indulge that temptation for so long that they render themselves irrelevant to the economy.

I was wholly ignorant of the bitter irony that in constantly seeking certainty, pure O-ers render themselves more uncertain.

It's not that those aren't great guitars, but they render themselves impractical and unfunctional for a person like me because of their weight".

By committing so thoroughly to the genre's legacy, they effectively render themselves outsiders again, though of a different sort than before.

"Those professions that do not change will render themselves obsolete," says Dr Frank Shaw, foresight director at the Centre for Future Studies.

This will allow her to play to the center, preach bipartisanship and hope fervently that in their pursuit of conservative votes, her Republican opponents will render themselves toxic to more moderate and independent Georgians.

All the wannabe Verves have rendered them commonplace, and meanwhile, the real Verve have rendered themselves indistinguishable.

Until now, they had existed only in theory, since by definition they swallow all light in their vicinity, rendering themselves invisible to conventional telescopes.

There was nothing quite so deft from Rafael Benítez's players, but Milan rendered themselves vulnerable by becoming light-headed with complacency.

I have mostly been discussing smaller releases, but the big studios have also, in effect, been buying themselves coverage — rendering themselves un-ignorable by dint of sheer advertising volume.

Hundreds of millions of times a day, music player owners jam little white discs into their ears without a thought, rendering themselves both deaf and rude to the outside world.