Sentence examples for rendering of events from inspiring English sources

She collars the reader, however, with a zigzag rendering of events that reveals information in cryptic half bits, only to deliver the full news later in all its grim force.

The principal figure among these was the man who (in his own rendering of events) rescued her from her remote farmhouse and her parents' fundamentalism, carried her off to enlightened, Unitarian Boston, and restored her to humanity by conferring on her the gift of language.

There are few surprises, but Senior's rendering of historical events painstakingly separates myth and legend from recorded fact, and clarifies puzzles about contemporary Jamaican society.

The book's claims, said Alan Carr, the official historian at Los Alamos, read "more like a technically dubious piece of fiction than a historical rendering of actual events".

At the same time his rendering of people and events reflects and reifies Establishment values and ideals.

The vivid precision of the air raid scene, which served as raw material for "The Tin Drum," contrasts markedly with the tentative, gauzy rendering of critical life events.

It is apparent that future studies are necessary to determine the intricate mechanisms underlying tamoxifen resistance, and to elucidate the cause of events rendering CCND1 amplified premenopausal breast cancers not only resistant but possibly stimulated by this selective ER modulator.

But in truth, this was a strangely-exclusive rendering of a public event.

After setting up a scene, she has it photographed paparazzi-style and then renders the glamorous sequence of events in watercolors.

Had he buried it in a lot someplace, the police could dig, but Mr. Hernandez's version of events renders the haystack too big, the needle almost certainly gone for good.

Nevertheless, some considerations could render such a sequence of events rather debatable.