Sentence examples for has contributed something from inspiring English sources

I think that every book I've read has contributed something to how I write.

Surely America has contributed something to the world other than Bing Crosby and "Jingle Bells," two anodyne products alluded to briefly before the litany of horrors begins.

Mr. Terry composed that tune, and he seemed to be reclaiming it here, issuing a reminder that for all the good he has gleaned from his apprenticeship with Mr. Rubalcaba, he has contributed something too.

If in doubt, one can, should the topic of the Labour leadership come up, simply pronounce: "Of course, Corbyn is totally unelectable" and feel as if one has contributed something at least.

As a self-pitying mother who goes missing on the TV series "Six Feet Under," as the skeptical American in "Casa de los Babys," and now here, she has contributed something valuable to contemporary American acting: unsympathetic characters whose humanity cannot be denied.

Even so, Abbott's work is necessary and important because he has contributed something no one else could contribute to the lake: stories written in prose so exuberant and maximalist that when I first read his work on the subway in New York when I was twenty, I was so frustrated that I abandoned the book, his collection Dreams of Distant Lives, leaving it on the seat where I had been sitting.

Others were reported to have contributed something like $1,500 each.

Brexit, to be fair, may have contributed something to the latest fall in German bond yields.

They are not strictly that, for many besides Socialists have contributed something to them.

And there was a sense that China was not just sympathetic but had contributed something.

The richness of his colour is thought to have contributed something crucial to Cézanne's development.