Sentence examples for though he renders from inspiring English sources

Strangely, though, he renders imprecisely perhaps his most memorable line.

Up close, though, they rendered Greene's monument almost comically alive.

In its cinematic mastery, though, it renders the event and the film indivisible.

Some models wore pearls on their fingers, though rendered as brass knuckles.

Though he claimed to have rendered several books into English, his work is more a paraphrase and abridgment than a continuous translation.

Although I first saw Mr. Missé in a theater, no dancer has taught me more about the rewards of watching at close quarters, though proximity renders some of his footwork more bewildering, like lighting from a clear sky.

For despite the universal acclaim accorded to Darkplace, and even though it renders all future and previous television redundant, I hereby vow never to work in the medium again.

I aim to show that even though reality renders the rural-urban dichotomy obsolete, essentialized discourses about the 'rural' as backward and the 'urban' as civilized are actively produced by the Vietnam state.

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

The pasteurization of commercial brews limits this risk significantly, though the process renders any probiotic properties of the drink inert.

In focusing on Chavez's 36-day hunger strike, though, the film renders his convictions and the cultural forces mere footnotes.