Sentence examples for rendered not from inspiring English sources

Conrad Murray sought payment for services rendered, not for proper medical care, not for the sake of doing no harm".

"It's a harsh, tough verdict that is rendered not by the political insiders but by the body politic".

This creates the impression of a round tussock, rendered not as flat pattern, but turned towards the light.

You now have the situation rendered, not as adults remember it, but as it really was: crucial, apocalyptic, heart-shattering.

Their desire is brought to life, rendered not merely believable but tender, passionate even: McFarlane handles sex in old age with tact and seriousness.

During the Bush years, however, some of the most horrific allegations of abuse were made by detainees rendered not to black sites but to Egypt, Syria, and Morocco.

Whether Dickinson will be "funnier and snappier" and "more entertaining" than Ann Landers is a verdict for her readers to render, not for her to proclaim.

A sensitive production, he added, should leave an audience "rapt in a wonderful vision of holiness, rendered -- not without jokes, not without wit -- in transfigured American speech and transfigured American song".

"'Services rendered' are not enough.

Do note that the Web site features rendered images, not real photos of the computer.

Death, however blithely rendered, was not a frivolous matter on television 20 and 30 years ago.