Sentence examples for makes a monumental from inspiring English sources

Rules of Play makes a monumental contribution to the development of game theory, criticism, and design.

In POSING BEAUTY: African American Images From the 1890s to the Present (Norton, $49.95), Willis makes a monumental contribution to contemporary American culture by presenting a definitive history of black beauty.

In both films Guinness plays a shy, sweet-tempered man who makes a monumental discovery: in "White Suit" he's a scientist who invents a new fabric that resists dirt and will never require cleaning; in "Lavender Hill" he's a bank clerk who devises an ingenious way of smuggling stolen gold bullion out of the country.

Funding makes a monumental difference in the successful outcome of a business.

As HuffPost has reported, Goodwill takes in millions of pounds of used clothing a year and makes a monumental effort to keep them out of landfills, even though every donated item doesn't necessarily make it to needy people.

The premise of the show is this: Rachel Bloom plays Rebecca Bunch, the sort of sleep-hating, high-functioning TV New Yorker whose stresses and miseries have compounded to the point that it's only a matter of time before she blows a gasket, or at least makes a monumental life decision without really thinking it through.

Ms. Lynch says the state is making a monumental blunder.

Later that year, he made a monumental collage, "Death of Jackson Pollock".

Taylor had made a "monumental error of judgment" which had destroyed his life.

Practically everybody in Washington agrees that Trump made a monumental error in firing Comey.

In this 35-minute, five-movement work, you hear the 20-year-old Brahms striving to make a monumental statement.