Sentence examples for memorable contribution from inspiring English sources

His most memorable contribution to humanism, however, is probably the famous Decameron.

Yet arguably the most memorable contribution came from one of the losers.

But his most memorable contribution came in his ideas for the city's bus network.

(Tommasini) Jean-Yves Thibaudet (Saturday) This elegant French pianist offers what will surely be a memorable contribution to the 150th anniversary celebrations of the birth of Debussy.

Mr. O'Hanlon called Mrs. Clinton's role in the administration's "pivot to Asia" and tough stance toward China arguably "her greatest and most memorable contribution".

It is Mr. Duff's portrait of how sell-side traders ardently romance their buy-side counterparts that is probably the book's most memorable contribution to Wall Street literature.

But his most memorable contributions were in radio.

Feet, hands, torso, neck, pelvis, shoulders, eyes: all make memorable contributions here, and in striking coordination.

After the war Schulhoff moved to Dresden, Germany, immersing himself in provocative Dadaist circles and making his own memorable contributions.

Among his memorable contributions were two tries against Bradford in the Cup final at Wembley and four against Sheffield Eagles in the League.

While her memorable contributions to school-debating classes and well-honed sense of entitlement made politics a natural career choice, the worm has now turned.