Sentence examples for wrong rendering from inspiring English sources

You'll note that I've gone six paragraphs without talking about the titular character, which just underscores how much the movie gets wrong, rendering what little it gets right almost an afterthought.

Sure, the CIA's half-baked suspicion that Saddam Hussein possessed weapons of mass destruction ended up being disastrously wrong, thus rendering the premise for the Iraq War null and void.

It should be fine by default, but make sure, if this is wrong your render times will be slower by a lot.

And to use tools at his or her disposal to remedy wrongs and render justice.

Reader Bill Haug E-mails, asking if upcoming earnings shortfalls aren't likely to precipitate a real bear market, rendering wrong my Oct. 5 view that we have had a market correction rather than the start of a bear market.

A wrong move could render your iPod dead for good.

Deleting the wrong item could render Windows inoperable, forcing a reinstallation.

Deleting the wrong files can render your system inoperable until you reinstall your operating system.

Be very careful while manipulating registry entries, as the wrong changes can render your system inoperable.

Can you talk generally about what the recourse is if somebody — if there is a mistake that's made — if the wrong person kidnapped or rendered?

He quickly added that he did not mean that a coached subject could fool the person giving the test into making the wrong diagnosis, but rather "render the results meaningless".