Sentence examples for to rendering from inspiring English sources
verb
To cause to become.
- The shot rendered her immobile.
Poets have come the closest to rendering the "offstage" Frost.
There are several approaches to rendering the interaction of light with surfaces.
For example, Mr. Sawyer said, much attention is paid to rendering convincing textures and lighting in buildings.
While the independent unions were certainly regarded by the Sisi regime with extreme suspicion, the government had already gone a long way to rendering them toothless.
"I think a lot of the rappers are influenced by Brooks in their commitment to rendering their own communities with love and complexity".
The effect of the functional-equivalence approach on the message of the Scriptures is most striking when it comes to rendering metaphors.
(Some prefer to render that as "successful").
I want to render a public service.
His escape was to render himself unrecognizable.
A trial is held to render justice.
Get students to render key moments in graphic form.
