Sentence examples for an intriguing contribution from inspiring English sources

Showing that a species can respond so quickly to an unfamiliar predator — Asian crabs are a very recent invader — is an intriguing contribution to marine science.

A gelee made with vin de paille, a Jura wine a little like Italy's vin santo, makes an intriguing contribution to a foie gras terrine marbled with celeriac, an unexpected, brightening ingredient.

All in all, this is an intriguing contribution to the often vexed debate about the future of the NHS.

Nick Broomfield's Battle for Haditha is perhaps the most intriguing contribution, re-enacting a terrible episode in which US marines exact revenge for a terrorist bombing in an Iraqi town by opening fire on a room full of women and children.

Those early instances of cool are easy enough to explain, but what of the intriguing contribution to the T.L.S. colloquy from Allan Peskin, a biographer of President James A. Garfield?

The most intriguing contribution of all, however, comes from John Calhoun and his experiments on rats.

Some of the most intriguing contributions come from women: a confident Frances McKee of the Vaselines on "Lithium"; the fragile Jessica Lea Mayfield on "Lounge Act"; and E M A, who delivers slurry noise on "Endless Nameless".

The title track, produced by Coles, features intriguing contributions from GAPS mainly in the form of Rachel Butt's melancholic vocals layered upon atmospheric guitar work from her fellow Critchley.

Law and Politics Book Review concluded "Beyond the First Amendment is an intriguing and important contribution to the literature on free speech".

Lichtman concluded by recommending the work for academic scholars: "Beyond the First Amendment is an intriguing and important contribution to the literature on free speech.

Whether there is any potential linkage between the two contributions is an intriguing question.