Sentence examples similar to undertakes to render from inspiring English sources

In his work De Trinitate ("On the Trinity"), Augustine undertook to render the essence of the Trinity understandable in terms of the Trinitarian structure of the human person: the Holy Spirit appears as the Spirit of love, which joins Father and Son and draws people into this communion of love.

As these novel configurations disturb previously established boundaries, labour is undertaken to render bio-objects stable and both demarcate them and associate them with other forms and aspects of life (Holmberg et al. 2011).

He was obliged to undertake injections of female hormones intended to render him asexual.

In a 20-page letter sent to Mueller in January, Trump's lawyers claimed that the president, as head of the executive branch, has the authority to end any investigation undertaken within that branch as well as to render them moot using his pardon power.

(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.

It attempts to render justice.

"I wanted to render the symbolic animal life-size in marble and with an ornamented couch-like skin to conjure notions of a kind of bondage by technology and materialism," says Monaghan, who undertook Agnus Dei (After Zurbarán) as part of the Digital Stone Project Workshop.

To render it unflyable is relatively easy.