Sentence examples for movie contributes from inspiring English sources

Each movie contributes to one of the subtlest, most substantial oeuvres in the history of cinema.

While such complex issues can be properly parsed in history books, it is hard to imagine their treatment in the short span of a movie contributing in any meaningful way to the current discourse.

The actor, who was hospitalized for an illness just before filming and who drew on that experience for his part, was a full partner on the movie, contributing many of its best lines — including the very last, a final dollop of subversiveness — and collaborating in the cutting room.

(He also agrees that the "absence of a must-see mass-market movie" contributed).

An Institute of Medicine committee on under-age drinking has said there is "a strong possibility" that youth exposure to alcohol through movies contributes to early initiation of alcohol use.

It could well be the biggest year in modern times, with superhero movies contributing massively to that".

I write what I write because that's my passion -- being a critic, watching movies, contributing to the conversation.

Anggun participated in two Scandinavian movies: contributing the song "Rain (Here Without You)" for Anja & Viktor in 2001, and the entire soundtrack album for Open Hearts in 2002.

At the start of each new Congress, we pull back the curtain on a unique and creative American industry and shine a spotlight on how movies contribute not just to our culture, but our economy.

Here, the sum over i includes all frames of all movies contributing to Fourier coordinate k, F3D is the 3D reconstruction Fourier transform, while F i represents the measured image Fourier terms.

There are historical figures in this movie: Meryl Streep contributes a commanding if faintly Maggie-ish cameo as Pankhurst and Natalie Press plays Emily Wilding Davison, the suffragette who ran in front of George V's horse at the 1913 Derby, and created the pictures and headlines that astonished the nation: an unthinkably shocking spectacle of fatal self-harm, mingled with conceptual lèse-majesté.