Sentence examples for rendering of our from inspiring English sources

What follows is a bonus rendering of our encounter.

And there is a good deal of truth in such a rendering of our early history.

Figure 4: A rendering of our full-resolution, merged model of St. Matthew.

They knew that no fictional rendering of our national bonfire of inanities can hope to improve on the echt thing.

Can Beckett's voices be interpreted as the fictional rendering of our inner monologues – of the dialogues we constantly entertain within ourselves?

For companies like Target, the exhaustive rendering of our conscious and unconscious patterns into data sets and algorithms has revolutionized what they know about us and, therefore, how precisely they can sell.

And even if we came to our senses, the momentum of natural increase and immigration would render most of our changes meaningless.

In what has surely become the most ritualised medical practice since the Hippocratic Oath, the World Health Organization took to the stage again today to warn that the misuse of antibiotics was threatening to render one of our most potent medicines useless.

By the middle of the twentieth century, however, it was clear that natural science postulated a very odd world behind the phenomena, one rather remote from our everyday experience, one which renders many of our commonsense beliefs, as well as previous scientific theories, strictly speaking, false.

It was this condition that rendered most of our early considerations asinine in the extreme.

Admiral Lee later described the cumulative effect of the gunfire damage to South Dakota as to, "render one of our new battleships deaf, dumb, blind, and impotent".