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Hong Ji Min, who plays Effie White, the show's full-figured, gospel-voiced lead singer, said she struggled to render the deep vocal flavor of the character.

In these paintings Munch struggled to render his own emotional and psychological traumas, including the deaths of his mother and older sister, as well as his doomed first real love affair, into universal images that resonated with the outside world.

EMERYVILLE, Calif .- FROM the marble carvers of ancient Athens to the painters of Renaissance Florence to the students in the nearest life-study class, artists have always struggled to render the human form with its subtleties intact.

"I wish I spoke better English," he said in an aside to a visitor while his translators were struggling to render one of his comments.

For the last two weeks, John Romita Jr. has sat at a drafting table with images of the World Trade Center pinned to the walls around him, struggling to render the aftermath of the attack on New York in comic book pictures.

The Unreal Engine was more realistic than Quake II and was better suited to producing open spaces 3D Realms had been struggling to render the Nevada desert.

We hope that our major organs of news and opinion will not impede our struggle to render "oppression" as quaint a term as "illegitimacy" would be, if the latter term did not still cause harm.

Be kind to your grant administrator, and respect their struggle to render funds to you from within a bureaucratic minefield.

It never took off, mainly down to its unwieldy size meaning the runner was likely to have struggled to run at full speed, rendering the product somewhat useless.

In New York, where high culture struggled to gain a foothold, the pop aspect of Hollywood movies rendered them suspect.

Trench systems grew on both fronts as commanders struggled to come to terms with the reality that modern weaponry rendered the offensive too costly to sustain.