Sentence examples for rendering of human from inspiring English sources

Miyamoto's Mushroom Kingdom is in no way an objective rendering of human life.

The answer is far from clear.Critics have lauded Mr Wiley for his painstaking rendering of human skin in his portraiture, and his heroic depictions of black men.

Details were painted rather than incised, thus allowing more flexibility in the rendering of human form, movements, and, above all, expressions and allowing scope for shading and a more satisfactory kind of perspective.

But those readers seeking a fuller, messier rendering of human existence might find themselves chafing at Mr. Maksik's stylized and sanitized prose, which sometimes turns Jacqueline into an exoticized Cinderella, always grappling with extremes.

It is generally considered one of Stendhal's masterpieces, second only to The Red and the Black, and is remarkable for its highly sophisticated rendering of human psychology and its subtly drawn portraits.

He writes, "From the rendering of human structures in geometric architectural form, I would like to illustrate that we are independent individuals, yet dependently connected to each other in the world". (Photo via UC Berkeley Art Practice).

Because of his winnowing approach, the 3-D computer rendering of humans has finally come of age.

Giardina is canny about the sweep of change, and delicate in his rendering of its human costs.

Rodin's prime contribution was in bringing Western sculpture back to what always had been its essential strength, a knowledge and sumptuous rendering of the human body.

Leonardo's portraits are miracles of theatricality, and that's before you even consider his unbelievably sensitive drawing, exquisite colouring and infinitely perceptive rendering of real human bodies – none of which La Bella Principessa has.

Sukumaran continued to paint up until his last day, producing a rendering of a human heart signed by each nine of the prisoners who were scheduled to be shot in the early hours of Wednesday.