Sentence examples for modern contribution from inspiring English sources

Now he turns his mind to the undead, seeing zombies as offering a distinctly modern contribution.

It's a testament to the charms of Farelo's bristling and thoroughly modern contribution to the reggaeton revolution.

We consider both present-day and pre-development conditions in assessing potential modern contributions to offshore fresh groundwater.

This small and readable book makes one of the most important modern contributions to large-scale design theory.

Romansh literature stretches from its origins in medieval ecclesiastical writing to the late modern contributions of anthropologist Caspar Decurtins, poets Peider Lansel, Jon Guidon, and Artur Caflisch, and fiction writer Giachen Michel Nay.

Expressed in various ways, in the use of thick masses and in internal figuring and patterning, this interest has been the keynote of the most significant modern contributions to the art of glass.

They brought the property back from the brink of postwar ruin and enriched it with modern contributions, including a remarkable series of family portraits by the young Lucian Freud, who also painted superscale cyclamens on a wall of a tiny bathroom.

Athens' modern contributions to the field of bluegrass include the Packway Handle Band and BlueBilly Grit.

Wien Modern's contribution to the Mozart year had a distinctly churlish air: just before I arrived, it presented a new opera by Bernhard Lang entitled "I Hate Mozart," about a "Magic Flute" staging gone awry.

In a modern, defined contribution system, all workers and retirees get an annual report on the status of their pension investments.

Bismarck, who once cautioned that anyone who liked laws or sausages should not watch them being made, would almost certainly be appalled to see the spectacularly unseemly way modern campaign contributions are solicited -- even legitimate contributions.