Sentence examples for american attributes from inspiring English sources

But, along the way, Chaplin lampoons Hollywood, rock music, plastic surgery, journalism, television, advertising, "progressive" education, and other mid-fifties American attributes.

Even the German School in White Plains, which receives funds from the German, Austrian and Swiss governments, takes pride in its American attributes, from its softball program to multi-ethnic food.

" I am a product of two uniquely American attributes," Nadella wrote, "the ingenuity of American technology reaching me where I was growing up, fueling my dreams, and the enlightened immigration policy that allowed me to pursue my dreams".

Pizza, however American, has roots in Italy -- Naples, to be exact -- so it started off multicultural, another American attribute.

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One might even accuse him of that unpopular and almost un-American attribute -- erudition.

The Americans attribute low exports to Korea to a wide range of tests, standards and taxes aside from tariffs.

"Dixie" became so connected so quickly with the South that many Americans attributed its very name to the region.

Since Sept. 11, many Americans attribute terror attacks to Islamic extremists instead of those in the right wing.

Nearly one-quarter — 23percentt — of Americans attribute their failure to complete high school to a lack of parental support or encouragement, followed by entering parenthood at 21percentt.

When poverty started to inch up in 2001, National Public Radio (NPR), the Kaiser Family Foundation, and Harvard University's Kennedy School, conducted a national poll to find out just what Americans attributed poverty in the nation too.