Sentence examples for a striking contribution from inspiring English sources
"Where are girls like that now?" In Paris, Mr. Kouyaté noted, Olivier Rousteing of Balmain made a striking contribution to multiracial casting.
Today bookshop shelves are crammed with tomes denouncing the Bush oil dynasty, or predicting that America's dependence on oil will bring environmental Armageddon.Paul Thomas Anderson's "There Will Be Blood" is a striking contribution to this tradition.
There's sprightly and emphatic direction from first-time feature director Tim Fywell - incidentally in charge of the new BBC TV series Cambridge Spies - and some lively performances from, among others, the imperishably excellent Bill Nighy and a striking contribution from Romola Garai.
The main finding of our study is that these inequalities were fully accounted for by gender inequalities in material resources, with a striking contribution of individual income, especially among manual classes.
Papers making a significant but less striking contribution, including not only many published by BMC Biology, but also a selection of those published in other journals published by BioMed Central, have been the stimulus for minireviews giving a more general perspective on the issues they reflect or address.
"United 93" is not too soon but perfectly timed a striking contribution to a debate that is in danger of becoming stale, and a vital reminder of what the fight is about.A world out of controlMr Greengrass presents the four hijackers not as monsters that would have been easy but as ordinary people driven to do monstrous things.
Nussbaum's very striking contribution, meanwhile, diagnoses a more general social problem: "a diseased norm of masculinity" that drives (some) men to try to humiliate women online.
Fry, who gained eminence as an art critic, also painted, but his most striking contribution to the show is a set of heavy clay dinnerware.
A striking genetic contribution is found to almost all EEG and ERP traits.
A variety of EEG and event-related-potential endophenotypes are linked to psychiatric disorders, and twin studies have shown a striking genetic contribution to these endophenotypes.
Angélica Negrón's most striking contribution to the program was a quirky approach to scoring.
