Sentence examples for contribution to the theme from inspiring English sources
The accurate story makes a more telling contribution to the theme of her article regarding the necessity of real power in decision-making in theatre being placed in the hands of black and ethnically diverse artists if the still prevalent institutional racism is to be eliminated.
Which is not to say his oeuvre feels one-dimensional — his contribution to the theme from the 1959 film "Le Vache et le Prisonnier," written by Paul Durand, is haunting, and his various partnerships with Angelo Badalamenti ("Danielle of Amsterdam," especially) yielded many unshakable melodies.
In this contribution to the theme issue recognizing prof.
Table 2 shows these five studies, their quality ratings and their contribution to the themes within the review.
Below are some of the most important contributions to the theme.
*An earlier version of this article misstated John Barry's contribution to the James Bond theme; he was the arranger.
Kane's contribution to this theme is a welcome addition because a) it legitimises wearing them at the bus stop in the rain, b) polka-dot rain bonnets sell for £6.45 for three on Amazon and c) umbrellas are just so beta.
Contributions to the separate themes will be distinguished by the theme's specific foci and questions, although it is expected that interconnections between themes will emerge and merit attention.
Apartments.com's contribution to the genre has Jeff Goldblum doing the theme from "The Jeffersons" ("Movin' on Up") with a guest appearance by Lil' Wayne, who's hanging out with George Washington (George and Weezy - get it?).
Are you writing about Lincoln's contribution to the Civil War? Summarize your theme.
But The Jew can be closely associated with The Massacre at Paris (1593), a dramatic presentation of incidents from contemporary French history, including the Massacre of St . Bartholomews Day, and with The Troublesome Raigne and Lamentable Death of Edward the Second (published 1594), Marlowe's great contribution to the Elizabethan plays on historical themes.
