First was the rendering of "no" as "nah".
That is illustrated by the rendering of the Westin New York hotel, designed by Arquitectonica.
"The rendering of the muscles, feet and hands jumps out at you.
It goes beyond, to ensure the rendering of accounts by governments, monitoring, oversight and citizens' participation.
Clearly, the rendering of exquisitely accurate psychological nuance is not McCracken's principal intention.
But, he said, far more crucial was the rendering of a verdict by an impartial court.
Floor mosaics then openly vied with wall painting in the rendering of space and realistic detail.
As well as the performance of a song, a part or a poem, rendering has grim associations: rendered meats and fats; the rendering of suspects for covert interrogation; the rendering of a human being into an avatar.
'Abstract expressionism depended on the rendering of angst,' says Chuck, laughing, 'and I didn't have any angst.
Cliches pile up, until the rendering of S.'s inner state seems as generic as her name.
What will become of Dingley's art if photography deprives him of his key strength, the rendering of the picturesque?
