Sentence examples for rendering notes from inspiring English sources

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The deep past (fires, swamps) and the far-out future (catastrophic sea levels, holograms) have gently rendered notes of the Biblical and the apocalyptic.

This register contains information regarding all healthcare contacts with care providers organized by the Stockholm County Council that have rendered notes (documentation of care) in the medical records.

Art historian and curator Karen Hearn, on the other hand, praises the work as "magnificent" and draws attention to the naturalistically rendered note pinned to the curtain.

Ms. Ellis astonishingly renders, opulent note for note, the overwrought vocal stylings of Ms. McDonald in "Porgy and Bess," as well as the unfortunate tone-deaf appearance of Catherine Zeta-Jones (singing "Send in the Clowns" from "A Little Night Music") at the 2010 Tony Awards show.

No mortality rate during medical aid rendering was noted.

But Mr. Wilson renders the human notes with more than a touch of divinity.

Inspired by Cy Twombly, its textures whisper and quiver, with silences and faint notes, rendered almost orthographic by Mr. Campbell's clarity and specificity, alternating with frenetic dissolution.

Two weeks earlier he had sounded taps at Arlington National Cemetery at a Veterans Day ceremony attended by President Kennedy, and he had rendered its 24 notes flawlessly at hundreds of military funerals.

Furthermore, the many confusing and missing data in the case notes render such categorization difficult.

The College Board's attorney responded that publishing the items would (as Reuters notes) "render them unusable" and "inflict injuries on the College Board".