Sentence examples for rendered nonexistent from inspiring English sources

The heartbreak that so often follows revolutionary enthusiasm -- a phenomenon movingly illuminated, for instance, in the writings of Reinaldo Arenas and in "Before Night Falls," Julian Schnabel's film biography of Arenas -- is rendered nonexistent by this movie, which admits of no nuance, no ambiguity, no argument.

It's as if the story's racial nuances, which are rendered almost nonexistent, are still present enough to preclude any rough edges.

Moscow's proxy government in Chechnya signed an agreement on Friday with Russia's electricity monopoly for restoring power to the republic, where utility services have been rendered almost nonexistent by a decade of lawlessness and war.

Mendes's comments, which were quickly refuted by her partner Ryan Gosling, struck such a nerve because they spoke to a tacit understanding in our culture: Sweatpants, largely, are viewed as the domain of the sexless, as if swaddling your privates in cotton rendered them nonexistent.

Saleh al-Makhzoum said it had rendered the Tobruk parliament "nonexistent".

But there is a sense that many of America's most admirable qualities have been so trampled in the debate over war as to have been rendered toothless or even nonexistent.

Elizabeth Johnson (1993) likens it to a buried continent whose subaqueous pull shaped all the visible landmass; androcentric bias has massively distorted every aspect of the terrain and rendered invisible, inconsequential, or nonexistent the experience and significance of half the human race.

Similarly, an overexposed photo containing too much light will wash an image and render it virtually nonexistent.

The Hays Code's anti-miscegenation clause was removed in 1956, but it still rendered black love and intimacy nonexistent on the screen.

I don't plan on playing fantasy football next year, and I know this will render certain relationships virtually nonexistent.

After 32 years at Texas A&M, he took the second sabbatical of his career last fall, rendering his teaching load nonexistent and causing his student revenue to evaporate.