Sentence examples for rendering matters from inspiring English sources

"Rendering matters a ton.

In any case, a third drawback of this strategy is that it risks rendering matters of meaning far less "transparent" and introspectively accessible than Cartesians have standardly supposed.

Though the United States banned the use of cow parts in cattle feed in the 1990's, it still permits rendered matter from cows to be fed to pigs and chickens, and rendered pigs and chickens to be fed back to cows.

(As the twentieth century passed and physical theory rendered "matter" an increasingly problematical concept, it became increasingly common to say "the mental and the physical").

What it does demonstrate is how far-reaching and invasive the consequences can be, affecting even seemingly banal aspects of Palestinian life, rendering routine matters utterly impossible.

Impressionism, with its fast, loose brushwork and aim of capturing the moment, was of course a reaction to the tight rendering, lofty subject matter and polished look of the Salon-style paintings approved by French officialdom.

Choose one particular style of rendering your subject matter and stick to that; don't send both a cartoonish lion and a realistic lion to the same publication.

His articles were virtual tutorials about currents in legal thinking, written with ease and sweep and an ability to render complex matters accessible.

The Moleskine notebook emerged at a moment when it looked increasingly like the long-promised "paperless office" would become a reality, with technologies like word-processing software, the Internet, laptops, handheld devices, and other innovations rendering printed matter obsolete.

Although England are entitled to be satisfied with their efforts with the ball, and the knowledge that the Proteas would have wanted to set a stiffer target, Philander's double strike rendered both matters academic.

A poetic style that is as individual and omnivorous as Walcott's has a tendency to render its subject matter less urgent and sometimes even less detectable.