Sentence examples for powerful contributions from inspiring English sources

With their traditions of activism, Scotland's churches, however diminished in size, will doubtless have powerful contributions to make.

We are enriched by Yorkshire's writers and artists; by Northern Ireland's poets; by the powerful contributions that post-war immigration has brought us.

Equally noteworthy were the violinist Lily Francis, the violists Beth Guterman and Teng Li, and the cellist Priscilla Lee, all bright young players who offered powerful contributions alongside veterans like Joseph Silverstein and Paul Neubauer.

The Edinburgh Festival Chorus struggled gamely to range from Theban shepherds, warriors and virgins via Athenian elders to the Eumenides themselves, while Catherine Wyn-Rogers doubled as Jocasta and a spookily echo-chambered Sphinx, with powerful contributions from Norman Shankle as Laios and Theseus, Jonathan Lemalu as Creon, and Neal Davies as Tiresias.

One of the year's most powerful contributions came courtesy of Janelle Monáe's resonating Hell You Talmbout, an electrifying track which name-checks young black Americans who have been killed by police officers, including Freddie Gray, Eric Garner, Michael Brown and Emmett Till.

Their biographies remind us of the powerful contributions that single individuals can make in our society.

After a ragged start, the chorus makes a powerful contribution.

Google's most powerful contribution might not even be deliberate.

We would not accept a proposal unless it was well supported by scientific evidence, made a powerful contribution to conservation and required real political commitment.

The most powerful contribution to stories of this kind – and the only one that makes it the centre of the story is Jenny Downham's Unbecoming.

The Wind in the Willows by Kenneth Grahame (1908) The evergreen tale from the riverbank and a powerful contribution to the mythology of Edwardian England.