Sentence examples for wonderful rendering from inspiring English sources

Mr. Linklater is wonderful, rendering Andrew's ungainliness with a comic spontaneity that also hints at a chafing sadness within.

Hertzberg's text is below, but click over to the illustration to see Sorel's wonderful rendering of Ross's jutting lower lip.

No contradiction there, as the wonderful rendering of the Glasvegas song Daddy's Gone shows: begun as a sad solo, it gradually draws in the entire cast.

So how to account for the presence here of such nonmessage painters as the nature symbolist Charles Burchfield, the California gestural painter Elmer Bischoff (who in this show is represented by a wonderful rendering of a blues singer) and the Japanese-American Yasuo Kuniyoshi, known for his lighthearted personal fantasies?

One may wish, in light of the novel's panoramic ambitions, he had dealt a bit more with the greater political conflicts that would no doubt have swirled about in the desert, even among those thankful for the work, but he's done a wonderful job of rendering the feel of the country during this despairing time, as well as providing a moving glimpse of the sorrow and drift of its people.

First, we do an annual pilgrimage to Providence, RI to see a wonderful and always unique rendering of Charles Dickens AA Christmas Carol.

A sensitive production, he added, should leave an audience "rapt in a wonderful vision of holiness, rendered -- not without jokes, not without wit -- in transfigured American speech and transfigured American song".

In fact, the animator and comedian has a wonderful baritone voice that rendered lovely versions of "Luck Be a Lady" and "You're Sensational".

Your goal is to deliver your message safely, avoiding such obstacles as spiders made from letters and other typographical enemies all rendered in wonderful hand-drawn type animations.

In this simple setting, which Mr. Earley renders with a wonderful blend of nostalgia and sophistication, the verities discovered by 10-year-old Jim have a way of seeming particularly eternal.

Waldman renders its disintegration with wonderful subtlety.