Sentence examples for rendering everyone from inspiring English sources

"My leg had gone to sleep, but I did not stand up; unspecific tensions seemed to be rendering everyone in the room catatonic," she wrote.

The idea is that justice requires levelling the playing field by rendering everyone's opportunities equal in an appropriate sense, and then letting individual choices and their effects dictate further outcomes.

[3] This protestor's views stem from the idea that nudity renders everyone equal, and that equality resolves conflict.

Given this fact, Rawls urges, the only plausible justification of inequality is that it serves to render everyone better off, especially those who have the least.

It seems likely, however, that instead of merely making many unhappy, as the current arrangement does, such a solution would render everyone truly miserable.

Like David Bowie, Prince was one of those rare beings whose talent amazed and inspired people to such an extent that he rendered everyone else, including other megastars, starstruck.

The issue of sun protection is all the more important these days because the thinning of the ozone layer has rendered everyone more susceptible to skin-damaging solar radiation.

You can't do that on Facebook – the multibillion dollar juggernaut that renders everyone in cool blue-and-white, ensuring its 500 million users all look exactly the same, and always will.

We have moved into a new paradigm in which surveillance technology which renders everyone a suspect is driving the bureaucratic ship that once was our democratic republic.

I recommend it highly, and offer a brief synthesis of his analysis in an attempt to put Rio+20 into a context larger than "why bother?" The destructive nature of our current monetary system, according to Eisenstein, is due to that which backs it, rendering helpless everyone who deals with money, because what backs it becomes what we are, in essence, forced to worship.

By the time you did, you had also likely realized that the distinction had been rendered moot; everyone inside was an autonomous moving part.