Sentence examples for way of rendering from inspiring English sources

Writing as a way of rendering languages accessible and rescuing them from 'oblivion' is the unifying theme, ironically enough.

"We must stand in the way of rendering democracy senseless," he said in a newspaper interview published today.

The upshot is that whiteness is represented as the norm, which inevitably has a way of rendering everything else as "abnormal".

But Plummer confides that time has a way of rendering the cynical soft, and the soft cynical; he counts himself among the former camp.

He also departed from the traditional way of rendering Chinese farming scenes and painted the actual life and customs of Japanese farmers.

Hopper's greatest contribution to film noir was his way of rendering in colour those dark shadows, that contrast between light and dark.

Yet there are ways of rendering Mr. Gottfried speechless.

A year ago Richard Scudamore was considering ways of rendering the system of inter-club loans within the Premier League obsolete.

There are informative, beautiful ways of rendering network phenomena, and we are very interested pursuing that aspect.

In the course of a brief flirt with Futurism, the Russian avant-garde school found other ways of rendering movement.

Hockney seems almost universally popular for his bright colours and different ways of rendering the familiar which encourage us to look at it again.