Sentence examples for was to render the from inspiring English sources

The sole achievement of America's Former Mayor's farcical presidential campaign was to render the evil of 9/11 banal.

In his journals, he wrote that his aim was to render "the very substance and quintessence of the thing itself, whether it be polished steel or palpitating flesh".

If Mr. Slover's aim was to render the story as a compelling comic drama in the manner of Peter Shaffer's "Amadeus," it doesn't work.

While the goal was to render the board more independent of the White House, the effect was to render it a nullity.

Its author's aim was to render the bald and abstract Greek prose of Epicurus into Latin hexameters at a time when Latin had no philosophic vocabulary.

The problem of Lucretius was to render the bald and abstract Greek prose of Epicurus into Latin hexameters at a time when Latin had no philosophical vocabulary.

The effect will be to render the banks of the Thames a wall of glass.

The effect is to render the members of the court all but anonymous.

To ignore the element of family size as a taxable target is to render the entire idea incomplete.

Given how much simpler it would have been to render the ark digitally, building it at all seems an almost Herzogian extravagance.

The effect has been to render the seal progressively less effective, particularly from the cautionary perspective, and many courts now refuse to accept it as a satisfactory formality.