Sentence examples for rendering of their from inspiring English sources

His later works tended toward a less literal rendering of their subjects.

Nevertheless, a rendering of their full potential to society well-being has numerous challenges.

Cloaked as a Shakespearean classic was a lively rendering of their own lives over the past nine years.

However, the actual rendering of their potential to the well-being of contemporary society has not been comprehensively documented.

His fictional rendering of their world, "The Lambs of London," commences before that project and depicts the siblings struggling impotently to live lives of the mind.

As time passed, he became increasingly interested in the psychological processes of his characters and in a subtle rendering of their limited insights, their perceptions, and their emotions.

But the point is that it barely matters what the actual game is, so long as one of our mega-celebrities has a cartoony render of their face plastered over it.

Their glorious harmonies are now accompanied by gently respectful dub effects, drum'n'bass and tinkling synth lines, rendering most of their songs decidedly ordinary.

But a dispute between the Port Authority and the Police Department ended up rendering most of their work a waste of time and money (an estimated $30 million).

Beyond the painterly landscape, dancers, with costumes rendering portions of their bodies invisible (and, undoubtedly, strong partners supporting them), float through the air guided by legs as sharp as arrows.

Oh, and they'll need constant human monitoring and won't be able to travel more than three miles an hour — again, rendering much of their planned functionality moot.