Sentence examples for make a distinctive contribution to from inspiring English sources
In a close analysis of three tragedies, and works by Plato and Aristotle, the author argues that we cannot understand the thought of the philosophers without also investigating its relation to the literary works; and that the literary works, in virtue of their form as well as their content, make a distinctive contribution to ethical thought.
Another man out to make a distinctive contribution to improving society is Michael Milken.
In recent years, a number of philosophers have argued that "Informed consent… is generally important [in part] because it can make a distinctive contribution to the restoration of trust" (O'Neill 2002, 145; see also Bok 1999, 11, 26 7, 63; Jackson 1994, 491; Tännsjö 1999, 24).
The dorsal-most epidermal (DME) cells located at the interface of the epidermis and the AS, make a distinctive contribution to DC.
As a result, the first and still the only woman on the supreme court would still be able to make a make a distinctive contribution to development of the law.
Collected in more than a dozen anthologies, they have made a distinctive contribution to contemporary understanding of the creative process.
Despite his diplomatic inexperience, he made a distinctive contribution to world law by espousing arbitration to prevent war.
The tracing of mystical significance in the numerical values of Hebrew letters and words (gematria) made a distinctive contribution to mystical exegesis.
Michael Stokes, who has died aged 79, made a distinctive contribution to our understanding of the way in which Plato's work combines literature and philosophy.
The desperadoes of Mr. Henley's songs ride expensive mounts, and he has made a distinctive contribution to rock by sharing the view from that perch.
Oxford University Press mourns the loss of its friend and legendary editor, Sheldon Meyer, who for more than half a century made a distinctive contribution to the worlds of scholarship and serious nonfiction publishing.
