Sentence examples for attributed every from inspiring English sources

I don't want to sound like those Clinton-haters who attributed every immoral act in America to the president's bad example: Bill Clinton didn't invent sex, and the Bush administration didn't invent greed.

They attribute every achievement of the United States to its superior political system.

Many archæologists make the great mistake of attributing every winged figure in these decorations to some Biblical story.

They were strict, moral, upstanding, seen-and-not-heard people; he attributes every admirable aspect of his character, every good decision, to their attitudes.

Yet this mattered little to the Germans, for whom it was all too easy to attribute every problem to reparations, and by extension to the Weimar government.

They said it would be difficult to attribute every symptom to either a virus or an injury, an illustration of the ambiguity of treating and paying for care when an athlete has more than one health concern.

Four competing and mutually suspicious Syrian intelligence networks make it difficult to attribute every act of state-sponsored terrorism to Mr. Assad - and this ambiguity gives the President what is called deniability.

All they can do is analyze, in various clever ways, the resemblance between confirmed portraits of Abraham Lincoln and this man with the pale forehead and the tanned lower face, attributes every frontiersman would have shared.

At the same time, other nations complain that American troops are so nervous about any soldier's getting hurt that they have been unwilling to take real risks, and that American officials are too willing to attribute every problem to the Yugoslav president, Slobodan Milosevic.

Cross-device measurement enables you to properly attribute every sale.

"It's really hard for these digitally native brands that are used to being able to attribute every dollar to revenue.