Sentence examples for rendering so that from inspiring English sources

The monster begs Dr. Frankenstein to build him a mate (to take his rib and make him an Eve, in another ancient tale of fleshy rendering) so that he can go and live in the wilderness alone with her, in an echo of Eden.

The workers are presented as heroic but the drawings are rendered so that they look like they're fading, perhaps a comment on heavy industry as subject matter.

And they have been rendered so that there is no way to mistake them for the real thing.

It's really important to have monthly goals, to recognize what is in your reach, to identify the people and prospects around you that will pay you for a service rendered so that you can eventually reach those intangible dreams.

"The Sessions" focuses on that interlude and relationship, rendered so unblinkingly that the movie is all too easy to see only as a parable of sexual awakening and an account of an unconventional liaison.

It seemed strange, almost sad, to him that he had produced and published so much, rendered so much that was private, and yet the thing that he most needed to write would never be seen or published, would never be known or understood by anyone.

It is a backhanded compliment — indeed, hardly a compliment at all — but it is the truth that the opera's kaleidoscopic, expressionistic shifts were rendered so sensuously that I did not even perceive the music as atonal.

They paused near a sketch of the monkey, rendered so softly that it seemed to dissolve into sunlight.

The dilapidated underwater city of Rapture is rendered so lovingly that simply exploring it is a pleasure.

The animation is first rate – fur is rendered so realistically that it could trigger an allergy at 50 paces – but it is the writing that elevates the picture.

The singers (Garrett Sorenson and Morris Robinson) were rendered so irrelevant that they might as well have been performing from the orchestra pit.