Sentence examples for that it rendered from inspiring English sources
What of another little girl's uterus, torn so badly that it rendered her infertile?
It's possible his personality had such a powerful effect that it rendered impartial description impossible.
The N.F.L. said that it rendered Pryor's punishment because it had to determine his eligibility for the supplemental draft.
It was scintillating stuff and the best of it was that it rendered the US captain's tactics useless.
His organization was so well armed that it "rendered the Tivoli Gardens area virtually off-limits to the local police," prosecutors wrote in a recent court filing.
In his new introduction to Lord of the Flies, King remarks that it rendered the children's books he'd previously read obsolete.
On his view, the key to infallibility is not merely that the mind's attention is on its ideas, but that it renders its ideas clear and distinct.
They have looked at the majority's reasoning, in overturning DOMA, and found that it renders state prohibition unsustainable.
The movie is said to be so entertaining that it renders viewers incapable of anything but watching it over and over again.
One is that it renders brutality, as a driver of the course of human events, hard to see and even harder to gauge.
His sly performance is so convincingly full of humor, warmth and vanity that it renders moot just about every other posthumous representation of the patriarch of psychoanalysis.
