Sentence examples for rendering himself from inspiring English sources

He isn't Gordon Gekko, who engineers his greed into a social good, as if rendering himself a disinterested servant of abstract principle; Belfort loves what he does.

Schiele, the youngest of the group, revealed his vulnerability more deeply, rendering himself, often nude and exposed, as subject to the existential crises of modern life.

In 1959, federal officials hoped to entrap Chaplin at an immigration office with a question about a girlfriend's abortion — he'd have been forced either to admit it, rendering himself "mandatorily excludable," or to perjure himself.

Mr Santos says he hopes for a final accord by December.The president's reluctance to campaign as a peacemaker is understandable he would risk rendering himself hostage to a FARC attack but looks mistaken.

It's clear when Carrey is performing; by contrast, Kaufman was Hyding in plain sight, rendering himself and his characters and performances indistinguishable, and his Hydes are clearly not all good ones.

And if Mr. McCain keeps irritating the White House, so that vindictive Bush aides work to isolate him and stomp any ambitions he might harbor to form a Bull Moose party, he risks rendering himself obsolete.

His escape was to render himself unrecognizable.

What Smith has done is render himself critic-proof.

"It could mean he's rendered himself unelectable," Mr. Saunders said.

The Clinton campaign celebrated a premature victory, because surely Trump had rendered himself unelectable.

In LaBute's story, however, Carr doesn't gouge out his eyes; he renders himself psychologically blind by cutting himself off from his feelings.