Sentence examples for truthfully rendered from inspiring English sources
They will also see truthfully rendered social awkwardness, and learn something of the uneasy spot in which young children of immigrants often find themselves, obliged to obey their parents while also instructing them in the mysterious ways of their adopted land.
The book has such convincing density of detail, with the quiddities of a particular life so truthfully rendered, that I was reminded of a phrase from Middlemarch: "an idea wrought back to the directness of sense, like the solidity of objects".
If either of these describes you, it is time to truthfully answer this question: Are you willing to be rendered irrelevant and obsolete simply because you are afraid to tackle the hard job of developing yourself for the future?
If we think we know the "truth," or even a tenth of the "truth," let's do our best to render the "truth" truthfully, beautifully: there are so many blind souls without guidance!
Ulysses had been his attempt to render a day in Dublin so precisely and truthfully that if Dublin were destroyed, this day could be recreated - and Bloomsday does just that, every year.
In a tumultuous year when clashing values and natural disasters are rendering the fabric of American society, it can truthfully feel like a chore to muster gratitude.
Perhaps Romeo's game is such that in going through the motions of asserting that Juliet is the sun, he renders it fictional that he does assert this and does so sincerely and truthfully.
If the hallmark of great American writers has always been fearless ambition, then Powers and perhaps the even more scarily cerebral William T Vollmann are the natural next step: they render the novel of ideas as not merely an intellectual exercise, but also emotionally intense and truthfully human.
There isn't a weak member in the cast, despite the pileup of tearful crescendos some render more truthfully than others.
