Sentence examples similar to that renders it explicit from inspiring English sources

It is Theron's performance, though, that renders it mesmerising.

There is a quality that renders it timeless".

Dizziness has an accessibility that renders it almost quotidian.

Presentation of each word was followed by a pattern mask that rendered it inaccessible to conscious perception (we'll discuss masking in the lectures on "The Explicit and the Implicit").

Furthermore, by applying the well-known properties of a linear system in the algebra, all existence conditions are described for 2n-periodical solutions that render explicit formula for these solutions.

What is it that renders Jan's style so distinctive?

The filmmakers' most audacious creation is a framing story that renders the book's predictive power explicit: that of Nick Carraway, who, in December, 1929, checks into a clinic to get off alcohol and to get over an apparent breakdown (or what Fitzgerald, writing about his own mental and physical crisis in 1936, called his "Crack Up").

"Making It Explicit" attempts to work out in detail a theory that renders linguistic "meaning" in terms of "use" - in short, to explain how semantic content can be conferred on expressions and attitudes that are suitably caught up in social practices.

That renders the virus less lethal.

If we can support that, then we call it explicit.

That's it; no explicit teaching, just joy.