Sentence examples for rendering something from inspiring English sources

But it's not like I'm rendering something that I saw.

And he said, 'Well, that sounds exciting.' " The adapter's quandary is similar to the translator's: is the task to stick clunkily but closely to the art of the original, thereby rendering something that will be recognizable to those familiar with the original form, but which is perhaps slightly awkward standing alone?

So you've got this big, powerful video card stuck to your computer, just sitting there on idle unless you're playing a game or rendering something.

It seems like a simple concept: when rendering something in augmented reality (like, say, a Pikachu in Pokémon GO) and something in actual reality (like, say, a human, or a car, or a planter) passes in front of it, make the rendered object appear to be "behind" the real one.

It's more a process of searching rather than rendering something already in mind".

He did a fantastic job of rendering something on strings that was written for a keyboard instrument.

I'm not trying to render something I have all tied up in a bow.

But he has already been rendered something of a lame duck because of his planned retirement in March.

And I have often found myself imagining ways of fitting tab A into slot B. Public circulation is what renders something a quotation.

Based on the true events of November 5 1421, this heart-warming story is rendered something really treasurable by Bayley's wonderfully vivid and rich illustrations.

When I was studying painting as a kid, I learned that if you want to render something with strict representational accuracy, you can't come anywhere close unless you're drawing from life.