Atta's architectural ideas, his displacement in the wilderness of outer Hamburg, and his growing fury at the apostate regime in his native Egypt, combined with an acute sexual squeamishness, all coalesced with the paranoid Koranic scholarship of the Al-Tauhid mosque, and he resolved to contribute his life to the cause of Allah.
Certain volumes stand out as landmarks in his career: his first collection of motets (1556) established his mastery in a field to which he contributed all his life; a comprehensive anthology of his chansons, or French part-songs (1570), helped to consolidate his position as the leading composer in this genre.
In other words, the chief scientist on Project Voyager has spent the better part of his career guiding a project that will contribute to his life's work only after he's retired or dead.
In addition to illuminating Modigliani's distinguished academic career and his collaborative approach to teaching and research, the materials in this collection offer insights into how he contributed significantly throughout his life to European and United States economic growth and reform, through professional service as an analyst, advisor, and expert witness.
Cesare Pavese contributed two accounts of his life in a fascist prison and many introspective novels about contemporary despair.
Hopper collected works of art that contributed to his artistic life, that moved the nerve that runs from eye to spirit.
Nelson Mandela's noble lifework, which will be admired and remembered for years to come, may have also in part contributed to his long life, experts say.
Beza remained the chief pastor of the Geneva church for the rest of his life, contributing numerous works that influenced the development of Reformed theology.
Edgar" is the religious moralism which Hoover was subjected to in his youth and which gripped the country throughout his life, contributing to his romantic, erotic, and emotional frustration.
