Sentence examples for were to render from inspiring English sources

That's important, says Mantyh, because doctors are unlikely to advise their patients to undergo this kind of treatment if it were to render morphine, their best painkiller, ineffective.

Their status corresponded to that of the Hungarian "conditional nobles" whose nobility depended on the specified military services they were to render.

His escape was to render himself unrecognizable.

Slimane's idea was to render a stage vertically.

To order it would be to render oneself a cartoon.

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

The overall effect is to render Qaddafi not as glorious idol but rather as indefatigable teacher.

Another Kennedy gift is to render sex as mingled grace and crudeness.

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

The purpose of a trial, wrote Arendt, should be "to render justice, and nothing else".

Yet the power of literature, one hopes, is to render them anew.