Sentence examples for renditions which from inspiring English sources

Take the endless dense, technical analyses of vocal renditions, which make long portions of the book sound like liner notes.

Habib's case highlighted some of the unintended consequences of such renditions, which include no clear legal process for handling the suspects, if their rights have been violated.

I have visited the Ghanaian slave forts and read their twisted historical renditions, which blame the Europeans for all their woes and ignore the role of Africans.

Compared to India, Britain has been more restrained when it comes to cinematic renditions – which makes Douglas Hickox's schlock-horror tribute from 1973 all the more welcome.

Critics in Sweden and Italy as well as Canada have called their governments to task for cooperating in U.S. renditions, which they say violate human rights.

Initial performances – even Stravinsky's own – of this immensely complex score were often on the edge of collapse, but the piece is now part of the international orchestral repertoire and the greatest risk it faces today, paradoxically, is routine renditions which make a work which should shock seem safe and easy.

The case was the first to scrutinize the American program of rendition, which has since ended.

Tomsic then continued with Beethoven's "Appassionata" sonata, a rendition which brought out the power and majesty of Beethoven.

The Administration had had successes with rendition, which was then a new process; the arrest of Basit was among them.

Then the label will create an even tamer rendition, which it refers to as a superclean version.

He was fond of exclaiming "Perfect!" at the conclusion of our first disastrous rendition which never failed to elicit many guffaws and chuckles from the choristers.