Sentence examples for rendering life from inspiring English sources

Not only has she ventured to a distant time and place; she's also assigned herself the task of rendering life under a ruthless dictatorship.

Run-offs of fertilizer from nearby agricultural land, algal blooms and a growing lack of rainfall have added to the river's decline, rendering life in it nearly impossible.

They put life to work, by rendering life in Taylorist data points that can be counted and measured" and, of course, valorized.

Above all, the desire was to witness and capture, with sensibility and omnivorous curiosity, particular fellow-citizens in the act of rendering life more interesting for the rest of us.

Haslett's prose, so finely adapted for each of the characters, seems to do just this, honouring the living and the dead and rendering life precious enough that Alec, falling in love, can find that the gift of the present moment "set me afloat, leaving me light-headed and close to joy".

Nor are we speaking of rendering life artificial in order to delay an inevitable death.

Bausch is a committed realist, concerned to render life recognisable.

You render life into material, and that's a creepy thing to do".

But it would have an upside – and would not render life a cosmic sideshow.

Luxury and grinding poverty were neighbors; dangerous  roads, political violence and deadly business disputes rendered life more precarious.

He is careful not to call it the most "realistic", for to concede that would be to render life impossible.