Sentence examples for brief contribution from inspiring English sources

James Knowlson's own brief contribution to the book is exemplary in its measured tones of reverence, fondness and elegant discretion.

Doncaster boss Sean O'Driscoll made his exasperation clear with an abrupt and brief contribution to his post-match press conference.

Though Landis concentrates a bit sentimentally on comedy's gerontocracy (all the jokers he films have gray in their beards except Sarah Silverman — whose brief contribution is brilliant), he can be forgiven: as Rickles mournfully makes clear while surveying the photos on his wall, it's getting smaller daily.

He is growing in stature and the Italian made a point of praising his brief contribution as a substitute in Friday's final qualifier.

In this brief contribution, the UCL is introduced to save the communication resource, which was assumed to be perfect in the existing literature.

This is a brief contribution to an issue of The Federal Sentencing Reporter directed to criminal justice policy discussions relevant to the 2008 election season.

The mezzo-soprano Margaret Lattimore did well in her brief contributions.

In 10 brief contributions on the site on Friday, Murakami confirmed his reputation for reticence, but displayed moments of sardonic wit that will delight devotees in Japan and dozens of other countries where his books have sold millions in translation.

Interspersed with these scholarly essays and brief contributions from the artist's associates are more than a hundred images, including sixty pages of stunning plates showcasing Heiser's photographic career.

Drawn from a workshop at the Institute of South Asian Studies in Singapore in January 2012, the collection features 13 brief contributions by former officials and advisors, NGO activists, and scholars — nearly all Afghan — on crucial aspects of the transition.

Brief contributions on current design, development and application work; not normally more than 2500 words (3 journal pages), including descriptions of apparatus or techniques developed for a specific purpose, important experimental or theoretical points and novel technical solutions to commonly encountered problems.