Sentence examples for inspiring contributions from inspiring English sources
During this writing competition, we received many great ideas and inspiring contributions.
Applause Africa just debuted the African Diaspora Awards in New York City to honor the inspiring contributions of the new African diaspora.
U.S. support for the Voluntary Fund benefits torture survivor rehabilitation programs globally by its leadership, inspiring contributions and commitments from the international community to help survivors and their families heal and rebuild lives of dignity.
Roy will long be remembered for his inspiring contributions to the arts and for enriching the lives of generations of students.
I'm sure we can all be proud of hedge fund manager Paul Ruddock being knighted this year for his inspiring contribution to British society, namely services to the arts.
The original said that Paul Ruddock was "knighted this year for his inspiring contribution to British society: most notably, making £100m out of the collapse of Northern Rock, and depositing £500,000 in Tory party bank accounts since 2003".
Byatt was cited by the judges for "her inspiring contribution to 'life writing', a literary genre that encompasses historical novels, biographies and autobiographies", and which she has "reshaped … in her own way".
From the authors' opinion, this chapter constitutes a modest extension of the seminal and inspiring contribution of Stowell and Lee on neoglycoconjugates published in this series [C. P. Stowell and Y. C. Lee, Adv. Carbohydr. Chem. Biochem., 37 (1980) 225 281].
It is a particularly inspiring contribution for those countries that continue to suffer great funding shortfalls.
They have argued that the Tea Party movement is bad for America because its members harbor racist views, preach messages of hate and intolerance and incite impressionable minds to violence rather than inspiring constructive contributions to civil society.
Fletcher's work merits such thoughtful scrutiny because he made so important and inspiring a contribution to the evolution of modern graphic design, particularly in Britain.
