Sentence examples for renders himself from inspiring English sources

But in seeking to both curry favor with the xenophobic and isolationist far right and to posture as a tough-on-jihadists candidate, he renders himself incoherent.

In LaBute's story, however, Carr doesn't gouge out his eyes; he renders himself psychologically blind by cutting himself off from his feelings.

What kind of person who makes $15.7 million a year working with his hands renders himself almost useless by punching a wall, as Mr. Brown did recently?

Accidentally, with the aid of a magic serum, Dr. Connors renders himself part lizard, although the creepiest shot in the film is not of the beastly result — whose disappointingly blunt, unlizardish head resembles that of Ben Grimm, in "The Fantastic Four" — but of the simple shadow that he casts, like an approaching hunchback, in the tunnel of a New York sewer.

Richard Morphet sees in this late work, in which Kitaj often renders himself Lear-like, a white beard in the midst of emptiness or chaos, a lonely figure full of longing, evidence of "terse, abbreviated, thrilling images, full of awareness of himself".

He is the academic as economic migrant, the kind of accident-prone person who renders himself homeless by throwing water on a grease fire and who goes out into the night to look for a dog only to end up in quicksand.

His escape was to render himself unrecognizable.

What Smith has done is render himself critic-proof.

"It could mean he's rendered himself unelectable," Mr. Saunders said.

The Clinton campaign celebrated a premature victory, because surely Trump had rendered himself unelectable.

Schiele, the youngest of the group, revealed his vulnerability more deeply, rendering himself, often nude and exposed, as subject to the existential crises of modern life.