Sentence examples for rendering up from inspiring English sources

Not Rocky 10 or Rocky 18, but Rocky Balboa, which is evidently supposed to have a dignified, end-stopped ring to it: simply his full name, a man movingly rendering up a final account of himself.

His depiction of the "artist as intermediary," rendering up his perfection to the glory of God, in reflection of heaven as depicted in the Koran, is especially appropriate to Iranian architecture.

The corresponding animation stage is capable of rendering up to 150 frames per seconds (about 6.6 ms).

According to their demo at the GDC, they are now capable of, in-game, rendering up to 18,000 individual strands of hair at a time, completely interactive with light, wind, and, apparently, conditioning — just look at that bounce and shine!

For all other outcomes, follow-up data was available until December 31 , 2007 rendering up to 16.4 years of follow-up.

It rendered up the key.

Or he might announce the simple act of opening a letter as "Wax! render up thy trust".

One thing the church must be willing to render up is priests who exploit their office to molest innocent children.

Rags and Tatters is a difficult film which does not render up its meaning easily, but it is a serious and absorbing piece of work.

Dr. Karel Bakker, a foot specialist who is a chairman of the International Diabetes Federation, believes that more effective foot care and patient education strategies would render up to 85percentt of these procedures unnecessary.

His movies didn't render up their meaning easily; they were replete with meditative calm, sadness, reflection, but also dissent, obliquely stylised confrontation and emotional negotiation – as well as his own elusive kind of playful humour.