Sentence examples for when rendering from inspiring English sources

Khan's rich baritone timbre when rendering passages with mainly Hindu and folk themes brought the house down.

Obama had earlier said he would take climate change into account when rendering his final decision on the project.

He also abbreviates names into letters (P = Paul) and, when rendering dialogue, is faithful to the smudged noises that people actually make ('t's = what's).

Tyler Bohan from security firm Cisco Talos said: "This vulnerability is especially concerning as it can be triggered in any application that makes use of the Apple Image I/O API when rendering tiled TIFF images".

He deals in whites, grays, and subtle yellows and purples when rendering clouds; his blues run, sometimes within a single painting, from pale to near-royal sometimes easy anear-royal sometimesimeasyhick with androaching storm.

Digital TV's exhibit extraordinary picture quality when rendering images from a digital signal, but there aren't very many digital signals around yet and there's no telling when there will be, despite the F.C.C. mandate.

America's favorite tubular meat loses much of its charm when rendered, menacingly, as "fire puppy".

Skin, eyes and facial hair are just too "perfect" when rendered through a computer.

The lines, clear when performed by a handful of musicians, became fugal soup when rendered by the whole orchestra.

And when rendered intelligibly and with feeling, these words plant seeds in your mind that grow into forests.

Wishing has a useful place both in childhood and in this novel; but so, too, does reality, especially when rendered with this kind of sensitivity.