Sentence examples for rendered utterly from inspiring English sources

When the caped crusader is capable of murdering his enemies without a moment's hesitation, one of the greatest rivalries in comic book history is rendered utterly redundant.

The NFL Network's Top 100 Players series this past summer was rendered utterly irrelevant when it was revealed that the players voted Lewis as the fourth-best player in the entire league.

"Cape Sinope, Cape Vitus and Cape Zephyrphyr" combine grainy images of anamorphic stone faces from several cultures: charcoal-toned images from old archaeology books that modern photography has rendered utterly tossable.

Marnie is a woman who is othered to the vanishing point — whose identity is both elusive and absolute, exalted to the height of his passion and thus rendered utterly passive, statue-like, inhuman and inanimate in the presence of desire.

Sometimes, as befits a photographer who was part of the New Topographics movement in the 1970s, he shows us things just as they are – functional buildings, drab suburbs and nondescript towns rendered utterly objectively.

This is welcome, although virtually unintelligible as it comes weeks or months after the day, with the already obliquely-titled tasks and civil service HR acronyms rendered utterly baffling.

In the vast majority of cases we go to the nearest and most convenient hospital, which renders utterly redundant the notion of "recommending" your facility as if it were a restaurant or a B&B.

Vocabulary: vaguely, subsequent, denial, template, perils, ushered, goblet, phenomenon, anticipating, altered, angst, agitated, meticulous, rendering, utterly, chord, readalong, stereotypical, humanity, compassionate, exasperating, evolving Extension Activities: 1. Rewrite a myth, folktale or fairy tale to be set in your own community in the present time.

The model minority myth renders utterly invisible these underserved populations among our communities.

A glance at the suspended lifeboats revealed half of them to be missing valves, which rendered them utterly useless.

There is little difference between a glass zoological model in the form of a squid by Leopold Blashka and a hyper-realistic enamel beetle on a corsage ornament by Rene Lalique: in both cases, natural life is minutely observed, virtuosically rendered, and utterly freakish.