Sentence examples for rendering point from inspiring English sources

Bledsoe is in a class of one or two other players in the entire league as an on-ball defender — he personally short-circuited the Memphis Grizzlies offense in the playoffs by rendering point guard Mike Conley a non-factor.

With graceful jumps into the past that illuminate the present, moving from one unerringly rendered point of view to another, Cohen weaves a complex pattern of light and dark, happiness and grief, in a 21st-century version of the family chronicle.

To be quite honest, much of what the team claims Earl will be able to do seems a little outlandish — Sqigle's early renders point to a heavily-tweaked version of Android 4.1 running the show, and I seriously wonder whether or not the team will be able to implement some of these features as elegantly as these images portray.

Rendered point clouds created from X-ray scanned insects.

Smartphones have already rendered point-and-shoot cameras almost obsolete, and Rubin thinks they are now even threatening the DSLR.

(A third band on the tour, the reconstituted Polish death-metal unit Decapitated, would render the point redundant anyway).

I really haven't been able to look at it enough to render a point of view at this time.

Keep it concise and don't stuff your sentence with unnecessary, superfluous, gratuitous content that smothers your prose, muddies your intentions, confuses the reader, clogs up the page with excess text, pads out the work with inelegant drivels, irritates the eye, examines giraffes, and renders your point unclear.

The experimental results indicate that samples with G6PD deficiency can be diagnosed within 2 min rendering a point-of-care assay for rapid screening.

Of course, double the number of saved pictures means twice the storage, but the Note's 64GB of internal storage, plus its microSD slot, renders the point pretty moot.

Waters' current tour of The Wall renders that point mostly moot.