Sentence examples for ascribed by some from inspiring English sources

The question of how he died — initially ascribed by some investigators to pilot error — has proved to be among the most abiding mysteries in United Nations history.

The fatal stabbing of a Polish monk in the Tunisian capital on February 18th was ascribed by some to Islamist radicals.

This failure was ascribed by some to the family "curse" wrought on his grandfather, the 5th earl, who was codiscoverer of the tomb of Tutankhamen in 1922.

Having moved from a position of individual humanism, she now defines as African an author "of whatever skin colour who shares with Africans the experience of having been shaped, mentally and spiritually, by Africa rather than anywhere else in the world". Critics found a lack of warmth in her detached, analytical earlier work, ascribed by some to the dehumanising influence of apartheid.

Some works which are anonymous in the sources are ascribed by certain modern editors to women, as are some works which are attributed to men in the manuscripts.

And some of the economic activity that has been ascribed by the ONS to inventory building by firms could ultimately be attributed to exports.

Until that time status was generally ascribed by birth.

The Guhyasamāja Tantra is ascribed by tradition to the sage Asaṅga.

This status is ascribed by the system based on such things as publication records.

Aristotle credits Sophocles with the invention of scene painting, an innovation ascribed by others to Aeschylus.

HRW also cannot confirm many other atrocities ascribed by the Kremlin to the Georgians.