Sentence examples for rendered in the text from inspiring English sources

Referring to President Obama, Mr. Romney said, "He wants to turn America into a European-style social welfare state" -- not "a European-style entitlement society," which is how the statement was rendered in the text of the speech released by the Romney campaign.

Their speech is rendered in the form of blue text surrounded by speech balloons that more closely resemble traditional comics thought bubbles.

A more hysterical anthropology is present in Elizabeth Price's wondrously delirious film User Group Disco, in which another set of products from this era – banana racks, ornaments, pet feeders – spin around on the screen accompanied by a bombastic text rendered in the style of Photoshop presentations, announcing that these objects present a horrific theory of the universe.

3) The authors apparently have a misapprehension regarding the Methanohalophilus mahii protein both in the text and the domain architecture rendered in the figure.

In the early 1500s Tyndale made the translations from Greek and Hebrew that King James's scholars would later draw on heavily, but at the time that act – rendering in English the texts that had been the province of the clergy – made him a criminal.

There's nothing encrypted about what he showed in the video — names and email addresses are rendered in plain text.

The instructions in the video above are helpfully rendered in text over at Lifehacker.

We know from a study cited by Y.R. Chao (1972) that there is a consistent correlation whereby, given a particular passage of text rendered in different dialects, the fewer the number of distinct syllables in the dialect, the longer the version of the text.

The linguistic structures identified in rendering the text into verse catch the language subverting itself, letting us see directly deeper forces at play.

Slide a finger along a section of the notebook and Mr. Hendrix's tortured scribble is instantly rendered in easy-to-read text.

Nor would Rich or Sontag enjoy seeing their debate rendered in pink and blue text, or so I presume.