Sentence examples similar to rendered inaccurately from inspiring English sources
Others disagreed; Swiatek and Breen criticized the pieces, stating that Jefferson's "facial features, inaccurately rendered by Charles E. Barber, have acquired a resemblance to Napoleon Bonaparte, the other party in the Louisiana Purchase transaction".
In an article in Variety, Mr. Bernays accused Mr. Denker of inaccurately rendering his uncle's personality as driven and prone to displays of anger and of distorting relationships within the Freud family.
He later accused the news media in a series of Twitter messages of rendering his comments inaccurately, saying: "In Kuala Lumpur, I said that the decision about asylum could be settled in a day, a week, or, as with Assange, it could take 2 months.
Correction: February 16 , 2002 Saturday The Classical Music and Dance Guide in Weekend yesterday included an outdated reference to a 651 Black Dance program at the Harvey Theater of the Brooklyn Academy of Music and rendered the name of the performing group inaccurately.
(At Bowdoin he adds decorator to the mix by occasionally painting directly on the walls, covering one with loosely rendered camping and hunting scenes in a vaguely toile manner, and anointing another with an elliptical lake of blue fed by streams labeled, somewhat inaccurately, "inlet" and "outlet").
She is rendered speechless.
Most were magnificently rendered here.
Osborne rendered that line redundant.
Aficionados rendered their final judgments.
Bad sex is rendered flawlessly.
