Renders [verb]

But it is this peculiar difference which renders them interesting and charming to the spectator.

It is this, and this only, which renders mankind happy in every connection.

A disorder which renders the sufferer unable to curb his tongue when you wish to talk.

It is not their want of courage that renders them so peaceable, for their valour is well known.

All truths valuable as they are characteristic.generality which renders it unimportant.

It is the distinctiveness, not the universality of the truth, which renders it important.

A bullet strikes the lock of Stark's gun, and renders it useless.

On the other hand, indolence not only occasions diseases, and renders men useless to society, but it is the parent of vice.

And who affronts me, monsieur, be he whosoever he may be, renders me satisfaction.

This is the armor, my friend, and this alone, that renders us invincible.