Sentence examples for rendered real from inspiring English sources

A 24-year-old might have regarded it as a PlayStation avatar rendered real.

The wealthy complain that the surge in migration has strained public services, turned 15-minute drives into two-hour odysseys, rendered real estate into slum estates.

The abstract, invisible nature of climate change is rendered real through everyday stories, while the fact that the storytellers are members of the public, rather than activists or campaigners, creates a positive social norm.

Gumballs presents both the height of struggle and the mundanity of daily life through the eyes of Erin the comic character, and the result is a fully rendered, real, sad, funny, conflicted story.

But when it comes down to just driving one of more than 1,000 cars from around the world around any of dozens of fastidiously rendered real-world tracks, from Daytona to the Nürburgring in Germany, Gran Turismo 5 delivers an incomparably visceral virtual driving experience.

The high reproducibility, quantification ability and ease of use have rendered real-time PCR suitable in a broad range of applications [2].

The designer said that he wanted to render real flower images contemporary.

I think politics has followed suit, and politicians, stuck in a sclerotic system that renders real accomplishment difficult, lavish more energy on words than on elusive deeds.

She seems more than equipped for such competition, but joining the battle might render real space, as well as the art world itself, superfluous.

But what I so badly wanted to render real has turned out to be a fiction.

As Matt excitedly postulates — and I'm paraphrasing, but it's close — if Stanley Kubrick can use NASA to help render real space, why can't they use Kubrick's manufactured space to make their space movie more real?