Sentence examples for rendition of water from inspiring English sources

The delicate light and mellow glow in the foliage of trees betray Moore's admiration for Claude Lorrain's art, but the precise rendition of water cascading over rocks with glittering reflections is in the naturalist spirit of the mid-19th century.

Though the imagery is enigmatic (it looks like a schematic rendition of sky, water and land seen through a reflective window), it is the attention to detail in the printing that grabs you: it has the look of a gouache, mimicking the opaque, pearly translucency of paint that is characteristic of this medium.

Equally new are the summary rendition of the rippling water in the foreground and the trailing vista in the distance.

The fast, fluid style that resulted is evident on his rendition of Mr. Kaukonen's "Water Song," the seventh track of "Little Lion".

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The differences between Northwest Ohio and Chicago or Philadelphia go beyond Philly's pronunciation of water as "wooter" or the Chicago rendition of pop as "soda".

Back home, I filled the kitchen sink with water and, humming my own rendition of Shaffer's fanfare, dropped them one by one into the water and recorded the results in my laboratory notebook.

Using just a camera, a few drops of water, and some editing software, Nakamura created a completely believable rendition of one of the most complex of natural phenomena.

The little fall of water slicing through the rocks in the picture's foreground provides a kind of miniaturized rendition of the force that shaped the magnificent valley in the background.

And those songs: gospel greats like "Jacob's Ladder" and "Wade in the Water" and a fine rendition of Buffalo Springfield's "For What It's Worth".

The most memorable track of the night was an incendiary rendition of album highlight "She Woke Up in Water".