Sentence examples for rendering itself from inspiring English sources

Already this century one great British political party, the Liberal Party, succeeded in rendering itself permanently marginalised after the 1914-18 war.

It is rendering itself increasingly irrelevent – except in those many cities where it runs excellent local authorities, whose autonomous leaders detach themselves from the central party.

For the past five years, critics and industry folk have grumbled that the best cinematography Oscar was effectively rendering itself obsolete.

Just at the point when a cohesive response was vital, the permanent members of the United Nations Security Council embarked on a new cold war over Ukraine, thus rendering itself impotent.

Media coverage was, not surprisingly, sparse – one interview for Melody Maker is vague to the point of rendering itself totally "nada", while an Island press release is something of a bad joke.

"If the predominant party of power throughout most of the 20th century finds itself reduced to brief banalities on one of the early defining issues of the 21st century - if it has scarcely any questions to ask of the government of the day - then I say it is the party which is rendering itself redundant and irrelevant in the body politic of our country".

And the Labour Party rendered itself unelectable.

Calculation, when executed well, can render itself invisible.

But it is so self-consciously innocuous as to render itself almost meaningless.

By undermining national unity, such a government also renders itself vulnerable to meddling from external powers.

Parliament voted to render itself meaningless, and the Nazis never repaired the damaged building.