Sentence examples for rendering of nature from inspiring English sources

As Mr. Chanin described it, it was "a traditional rendering of nature, but much darker".

There have been outstanding contributions for example in art, for which Heinrich Schäfer established the principles of the rendering of nature, and in language.

We learn how this triumvirate of Venetian painters devoured not only Leonardo's ideas, but also those of Albrecht Dürer, the German artist whose realistic rendering of nature was known in Venice through prints, even before his sojourn there in 1506-7.

Fortunately, the generality and modularity of many of the natural transformations rendered much of nature's processes suitable for adoption as a blueprint for our syntheses.

When the Reverend Fred Shuttlesworth was once asked why he had helped found the Southern Christian Leadership Conference, he said it was because "rattlesnakes don't commit suicide". The comment stood in harsh contrast to the lofty rhetoric that is most closely associated with the civil-rights movement, but it was a more honest rendering of the nature of that struggle than many.

A strikingly eerie cover design by Chip Kidd, which features one of Walton Ford's beautifully rendered images of nature gone awry, is emblematic of this book's mixed message.

But even during these times, a cozy lodge and a crackling fire are all it takes to render this side of nature, too, sublime in its way.

His subsequent work, "Genesis", renders the wonders of nature rather than the horrors of man.The uplifting conclusion lends the documentary a touch of artistic self-absorption, and also makes it feel more conventional.

Balanced and lyrical, the work is a romantic rendering of pure, unadulterated nature.

The highly distinctive Egyptian method of rendering nature and artistic style was also a creation of early times and can be seen in most works of Egyptian art.

In 2003, Cornelia Parker wound Rodin's statue The Kiss in a mile of string, shrouding the lovers' faces and rendering the nature of their embrace anxiously ambiguous.