Sentence examples for fine contributions from inspiring English sources

Mary Ann Lee, as Dafne (Bacchis in the original) also made some fine contributions, as did Beryl Anthony Henderson, whose Agamemnon was finely acted and solidly sung.

There are similarly fine contributions from Divya Kasturi and Chetna Pandya in smaller roles.

Both soloist and orchestra effectively conveyed the diverse moods, with fine contributions from the oboist Randall Ellis.

Kristina Hammarström is strong as Ruggiero's betrothed Bradamante, with Adam Plachetka and Benjamin Bruns also making fine contributions.

The members of iPalpiti (all under 30) played with verve, with fine contributions from Peter Rainer, the concertmaster.

We ourselves claimed to be Marxist-MacLennanist, due to that clan's many fine contributions to the company.

Steve Reed made a very fine contribution.

These are teething problems: the World Bank has made a fine contribution to improving the quality of statistics available on developing countries.

In fact, he seemed to improve as a hitter with age: his O.P.S. through age 30 was.835, a fine contribution for a catcher, but from age 31 to 38 it was.872, an outstanding rate.

Identifying that this terror yet tremors the Australian cultural unconscious is the greatest strength of Lutton's show, and he's made a fine contribution to Australia's horror canon with it.

Rob Shumaker, a co-author of the orangutan study and vice president of the Indianapolis Zoo, praised Perlman's paper as a "very fine contribution" to the growing body of research on apes and speech.