Sentence examples for rendering of how from inspiring English sources

But ultimately his rendering of how his struggle to avoid failure plays out is vivid and honest, sometimes painfully so.

No proposal for a big project is complete without a photorealistic rendering of how the final design will look, or even a virtual walk-through.

I didn't even have a rendering of how it would look, except an old one I'd made using an image of an adult man.

It's a grotesque and familiar sight, a wonderfully exaggerated rendering of how the smallest of everyday accidents can turn a group of sane-looking adults into something like the Keystone Kops.

While working as a math and physics instructor at a number of local colleges, Mr. Ettinger wrote a second book, published in 1972: "Man Into Superman," a utopian sci-fi rendering of how the world might look when the cryonic dead are revived.

We can see in the above rendering of metamodernism how metamodernism solves a central paradox of postmodernism, and therefore just how much more politically capable metamodernism is as a overarching philosophy than is postmodernism.

One example is her emotional rendering of just how traumatized the first couple felt after the point-blank shooting of Gabrielle Giffords.

The way the pair diverge over the course of the film is a perfectly rendered example of how we often grow out of friends we made at school.

And, more painfully for me, the sequence was a rendering in miniature of how it feels to love the Knicks.

When they are rendered silent they are also rendered useless, unsure of how to fight The Gentlemen.

Added to this is the inscrutability of black box methods: while susceptible to the aforementioned difficulty, nonlinear learning methods (unlike NB) also render detailed examination of how individual words contribute to a text's score more difficult.