These were familiar sights, rendered black and white.
Firstly, relatively small grazing angles of the ground-based line-of-sight rendered incised valleys invisible.
But would it be morally good if, in a group consisting of both blind and seeing persons, those with sight were rendered blind because the blind could not be offered sight?
For a moment, it seemed as though the sight would render her mortal.
You'd have to have a heart of stone not to smile at this wonderfully surreal sight, gorgeously rendered on screen.
But the price for curling up the extra dimensions and tucking them out of sight has been rendering superstring theory untestable.
While one performer reads from the script, others are occupied in rendering the sights and sounds described in the play's interior monologues.
From the water, it is truly a sight, and it rendered my normally chatty kids silent, in awe.
His aim was to correct "that barbarous treatment of animals, the very sight of which renders the streets of our metropolis so distressing to every feeling mind".
However grim those sights, McCourt always renders them in vivid oils, never charcoal.
