Sentence examples for elegant contribution from inspiring English sources

Ferguson had reasons to shrug off this collateral damage though, with Gabriel Obertan's first United goal and his elegant contribution to Fletcher's own suggesting that he can deliver more for the club than his rather lost first half display had suggested.

Rothberg's elegant contribution was to come up with a sensor that directly reads telltale electrical signals produced as DNA copies itself.

On behalf of all Americans -- with the exception of Julie -- I'd like to thank the Italians for this elegant contribution to civilization.

Elegant contributions from Lorna Perry and Andrew Shepstone.

Albert Einstein himself described Noether as "the most significant creative mathematical genius thus far," in a letter to The New York Times, and today, you can see one of her elegant contributions to human knowledge get visualized in the psychedelic animation of Kevin McLoughlin.

Albert Einstein himself described Noether as "the most significant creative mathematical genius thus far," in a letter to The New York Times, and today, you can see one of her elegant contributions to human knowledge get visualized in the psychedelic animation of Kevin McLoughlin.

Endings are difficult, of course, but banalities like this one appear all over the place in "Bamboo," as when Boyd deems "The Unbearable Lightness of Being" "complicated and thoughtful," or when he calls "Zuckerman Unbound" "an elegant and amusing contribution to the debate" about an author's relationship to his characters.

The manuscript is an elegant and substantial contribution.

2015 will only see more towers, so make sure they make elegant and intelligent contributions to the city.

In an elegant study fractionating the contribution of individual cytokines to the behavioural phenotype following MIA, Smith and co-workers [26] found IL6 was a key trigger to neurodevelopmental disruption.

Mr Werning is an economist's economist; an elegant theorist, whose early contributions provided streamlined proofs that other thinkers could make use of.