Sentence examples for work renders from inspiring English sources

Indeed, Kennedy is a kind of film scenarist who is too literary for film but whose strongest work renders the stage more cinema-like, less intransigent, more open to different ways of moving.

So it is precisely because her work renders meaningless the distinction she draws between documentation and art that she is now the first full-time, lifelong journalist to win the literature prize.

Thus the 1924 edition of her work renders the above stanza this way: The meadows mine, the mountains mine,— All forests, stintless stars, As much of noon as I could take Between my finite eyes.

The synthesis procedure of JHNPs developed in this work renders these silica/polymer JHNPs interesting as a route for the compatibilization of polymer blends.

The temporal nature of agricultural landscape change, where both intra- and inter-annual processes and changes are often at work, renders traditional methods of landscape change assessment not completely effective.

It is important to note that we do not claim that the present work renders the RNA world obsolete.

That response is still the detractors' argument today: namely that Brecht's theory weighs down the emotional impact of his work, rendering it unimmediate and unenjoyable.

Wallace's fascination with the details of work, rendered through his compulsively vivid prose, becomes our own as we read the novel.

Our corporatisation has steered us towards activism-lite, a version of our work rendered palatable to big business and capitalist states.

You have to have a taste for the fanciful to appreciate the work, rendered with cackling animal sounds and hopscotch hand claps.

Hearing his work rendered in his own voice was deeply affecting and underscored a profound lyricism less linguistic than existential that is present in his unadorned verse.