Sentence examples for contributed to the making of from inspiring English sources

Mechanization in the 1960s contributed to the making of bread that lacked taste and aroma.

Few of them got past her folkloric façade, but they all contributed to the making of an icon.

The suffragettes contributed to the making of our modern democracy by bringing about a cultural change in the way in which women were seen.

He said mutual funds had contributed to the making of a marketplace focused on short-term stock prices, not on the long-term creation of value for shareholders.

The short prose entries in this quiet book take note of some of the people and places and ideas that contributed to the making of Milosz.

She was an exacting taskmaster and I was a hopeless novice, but for however little I contributed to the making of the couscous, I more than compensated in the eating of it.

Wheat, rye, corn, and barley contribute to the making of whiskeys and vodka.

"But our current students are really enjoying their courses, and the fact that they're able to contribute to the making of the school curriculum and vision.

Perhaps, but surely the facts of the case are more interesting, and more consistent with the notion that hardships contribute to the making of souls.

Instead, his piece is about the great number of people who contribute to the making of a celebrity — the producers, songwriters, label executives, and fans — and ends up being only obliquely about Timberlake himself.

From the outside, the form of the new building establishes no particular relationship with the things around it and contributes to the making of a formless no-man's-land between King's Cross, St Pancras and various preserved oddments.