Sentence examples for to render herself from inspiring English sources

The accountant, her face red, tried very hard to render herself invisible.

A brave artist, who dares to risk all, to render herself vulnerable to thousands of critical eyes, merits our attention.

Veronica held her ground, so absolutely still as to render herself invisible amongst the throng of yeomen, daring not even to breathe with her breath.

Björk also conducted a press conference before the show's opening, in which, with the help of a team from Unity, she donned a motion capture suit to render herself as a real-time virtual avatar.

His escape was to render himself unrecognizable.

Even those who know Mr. Hodgman's skills as an editor, like Ms. Bershtel, were struck by its reach, saying she admired "his ability to render Betty as fully herself rather than as a projection of his own ideas".

But Huff can't bring herself to render a stern judgment on the man just because he's suffered in the recession.

In "Pumpkin-Head," a woman named Hadley, whose husband died a few days before, invites an "eccentric young molecular biologist," practically a stranger, into her home, rendering herself vulnerable to the punishment inflicted upon her.

Dick Morris, a former adviser to Bill Clinton, speculates that she is trying to render Mr Obama unelectable, thereby setting herself up for a run against a 76-year-old John McCain in 2012.

In an era in which virtually everyone fancies him or herself qualified to render a psychiatric diagnosis, asks Dr. Claire Pouncey, should actual mental health professionals really be muzzled?

It's unfortunate, then, that while she handily ensnares the reader's sympathies, Jenner contradicts herself so extensively as to render her relationship with gender inscrutable.