Sentence examples for rendering words from inspiring English sources

We argue that PDFs are merely a mechanism for rendering words and figures, and are thus no more or less 'semantic' than the HTML used to generate web pages.

The campaign is not the first to render words in the style of a brand name.

How, he wondered, does the brain handle a language that renders words as something like music?

Because the medium allows such freedom to create expressive images, it often renders words superfluous.

He began to render words and images in the hard-edge style of advertising design.

Martin Johnson was a strong, silent type…but there was a darkness about him that rendered words superfluous.

In order to render words correctly, letters had to be re-written backwards so that they yielded the correct spelling.

The young Joan Baez, like only a handful of other singers -- Alfred Deller, Mahalia Jackson, Edith Piaf, Yma Sumac -- had an instrument that rendered words like "talented" and "gifted" inadequate and made comparisons with other singers cruelly unfair.

Finally, after the pressure is assigned, the handwriting is rendered word by word and then line by line.

Therefore, consonants that are rendered word-final due to vowel lenition are predicted to differ from canonical word-final consonants in terms of various acoustic parameters.

Mr. Michael spends some time at the organ, but he's most impressive rendering the words of Martin Luther King Jr. as Halie becomes a fixture at rallies and marches.