Sentence examples for rendered as common from inspiring English sources
After her marriage to the critic Edward Garnett and the birth of their son David, the future novelist, in 1892, she began her career as a translator with Ivan Goncharov's Obyknovennaya istoriya (1847), which she rendered as Common Story (1894).
The nose itself should be rendered as 2 triangles with a common side over the septum.
The characters Volpone, Mosca, Sir Epicure Mammon, Face, Subtle, Dol Common, Overdo, and Ursula are not simply "humours"; they are glorious type figures, so vitally rendered as to take on a being that transcends the type.
Subjects have been rendered as objects.
A nation rendered as a Tin Pan Alley ballad.
Aristotle's term for these privileged views, endoxa, is variously rendered as 'reputable opinions', 'credible opinions', 'entrenched beliefs', 'credible beliefs', or 'common beliefs'.
Nearly 40,000 persons were rendered as homeless.
For instance "Badr" was rendered "Badt," Yusuf" was rendered "Joseph," and "Boutros" was rendered as "Peter".
Miśra is rendered as śuddha, miśra as śuddha.
They're as common as muck.
They're as common as stale bread.
