Sentence examples for the effect of rendering from inspiring English sources

But Murdoch senior's bluntness had the effect of rendering James's testimony inconsequential.

The code has the effect of rendering many of the phones' files invisible to investigators.

Their slick professionalism has the effect of rendering the movie emotionally inert.

A populist measure, ostensibly to remove the pollution of colonialism, this had the effect of rendering many Tamils unemployable.

It might also have the effect of rendering even all his crude observations of no value; for that part of the scientific world whose opinion is of most weight, is generally so unreasonable, as to neglect altogether the observations of those in whom they have, on any occasion, discovered traces of the artist.

This would have the effect of rendering the obligations and conditions laid out in the Regulation, and elsewhere, meaningless.

In the opening scene the planks have the strange effect of rendering the lower legs of Mime and Siegfried invisible.

Her luster has the unfortunate effect of rendering the co-star Robert Adelman Hancock's Jervis even more stiff-backed than necessary, and his lugubrious second-act rumination on charity is among the various sequences that could be cut.

The publication of details about the defendant's background - whether mentioned in court or not - will also frequently be justified in the public interest, even as it has the regrettable effect of rendering friends and family members more identifiable.

Hays perceived that these had the cumulative effect of rendering women invisible.

The Ninth Circuit said this "artifice" has "the practical effect of rendering" AT&T "immune from individual claims".