Sentence examples for says rendering from inspiring English sources

But the brain can shift before the actual surgery takes place, he says, rendering that MRI inaccurate.

"Generally they put the victim to sleep with a choke hold – locking the windpipe like this," he says, rendering me unable to reply.

The events of the following day, he says, rendered the script meaningless.

"The Bible says render unto Caesar what is Caesar's and to God what is God's," he said.

But this is plainly wrong: the portion of the sentence which the Court says renders the States liable ("a State or local government shall be subject...".) is introduced by the words, "the exclusion provided under this paragraph shall not apply..

Recontextualizing that willowware shard, he says, renders it comparable to a letter in a word and part of a sentence of a larger text, one viewers have to decipher for themselves.

"Most companies, when I first engage them," says Render, "their reaction is pretty universal, like, 'OK, you want something, you're going to hold us ransom, or whatever.'".

has said he won't allow Garland a Senate hearing or a vote because Obama is in his final year in office, which he says renders Obama a lame duck.

"You can do it," my translator said, rendering another chant after Sela forced a fifth set.

For this reason, others might say, rendering a second round irrelevant has obvious attractions.

The e-mail for a Times of London staff member had been hacked, the staff member said, rendering it completely nonfunctional on Monday evening.