Sentence examples for most striking contribution from inspiring English sources

Angélica Negrón's most striking contribution to the program was a quirky approach to scoring.

Curiously, it is Liebman, the least celebrated of the three, who makes the most striking contribution, playing soprano on Coltrane's 'India'.

Fry, who gained eminence as an art critic, also painted, but his most striking contribution to the show is a set of heavy clay dinnerware.

But the most striking contribution of this period is generally considered to be the Plaza Mayor, designed by Juan Gómez de Mora and built between 1617 and 1619; it was modified after the great fire of 1790.

It is a phrase that, to his credit, he uses often.Cool to be dumbHis most striking contribution to the debate so far has been to show that black students who study hard are accused of "acting white" and are ostracised by their peers.

The most striking contribution is the design of the main stage.

But by far Mr. Clinton's most striking contributions have come in his natural Big Stage habitat.

In fact some of the most striking contributions were interesting precisely because they came from Tories who were at least prepared to recognise the simple, undeniable reality of who goes to food banks and why, and who are anxious to see uncomfortable research on food poverty carried out and not suppressed.

Still, the most striking contributions were those of the ensemble's vocalists -- Lucilla Galeazzi, who also wrote several of the pieces; the dusky mezzo-soprano Luciana Mancini; Raquel Andueza, a vibrant soprano; and Vincenzo Capezzuto, essentially an alto, though with a timbre and expressive style closer to those of a soul singer than those of a Baroque countertenor.

Mr. Asbury's most immediately striking contribution has been to make the programs cohesive, for the most part.

What is most striking is the still weak contribution from the services sector.