Sentence examples similar to yet it renders from inspiring English sources

Yet it is rendered invisible by the two bars on either side of it, called the masks.

Ian Inglis writes that the song title suggests a "philosophical debate about the meaning of life", yet its rendering as "what is my life" in the choruses "reshapes [the meaning] completely".

The cash was in return for services rendered between 1999 and 2002, yet it wasn't paid until 2011, say the Swiss.

But political intervention might yet render it both tamer and more inward-looking.

By 1830, however, he had restructured his theories, assimilating climate into his causal mechanism and yet rendering it more remote.

The resulting words must be formally satisfying, finding an artistic pattern that has only tangentially to do with lived experience per se and yet somehow renders it with the greatest possible intensity.

D.R.E.A.M.H.O.U.S.E is brash, subversive, and forward-thinking something that inevitably pushes it to the forward-thinking somethingrthatinevitablyitical landscapushest renders it all toe more pothet.

But the case was thrown out by Justice Pembroke who claimed that trying to pass an injunction on something that hadn't yet occurred rendered it "hypothetical".

For free choice can be perfected by something else, as yet unspecified, that renders it incapable of sinning.

One was dismissed as premature, since the agency hadn't yet rendered its final decision.

Yet Ms. LaPlante renders her with such precision and affection that while Dr. White eventually forgets almost everything, she has become unforgettable.