Sentence examples for fascinating contributions from inspiring English sources

The sites reveal marbles' fascinating contributions to the American language.

We have had some fascinating contributions – I urge you to read them, and to contact us at [email protected] if you think you might like to take part.

The book includes reminiscences from Bill Clinton, Bono and Muhammad Ali, among many others, but the most fascinating contributions are from ordinary South Africans — a law clerk, a fellow prisoner from Robben Island, a family friend — who witnessed Mandela's political and personal evolution.

Fascinating contributions!

But Corso (whom Baker reintroduces in old age, still drug addicted, peddling fake journal entries to a fellow addict working in the rare-books section of a Manhattan department store) made a fascinating contribution in the person of Hope Savage, an ex-girlfriend.

But Gleeson is excellent, there are several deeply moving scenes involving Sinead Cusack and generally it's a fascinating, thoughtful contribution to the dramatic literature of doubles, twins and doppelgangers that stretches from The Comedy of Errors to The Prisoner of Zenda.

It is a fascinating film, with contributions from various scientists who have studied and worked on the paintings during the brief annual periods when they're open for inspection.

His book makes a fascinating and original contribution to the study of Shakespeare's earlier comedies, but I still wish that someone would give us more help in understanding how they make us laugh.

On Nepal's "International Everest Day," here's a fascinating "Your Dot" contribution on the impacts from the crush of adventurers trying to scale Mount Everest, sent by Kashish Das Shrestha, a talented photographer and writer who is also a policy fellow at Nepal's Niti Foundation.

"We're analogue people, not digital," Prince is quoted as saying in the fascinating catalogue, which includes contributions by dozens of film-makers, artists and musicians – from Jean-Luc Godard to Neil Young, Steven Spielberg to Martin Scorsese – who explain why analogue matters.

That's been a process to which readers of this blog have made a fascinating and often vital contribution.