Sentence examples for attributed it to him from inspiring English sources

The line is spoken by Robert Benchley, and Mr. Wilder attributed it to him, although Mr. Benchley, in turn, apparently attributed it to his friend Charles Butterworth: "Why don't you get out of that wet coat and into a dry martini?") And Mr. Rothman cautions against believing that the great lines are all behind.

To be clear, LeAnn Rhymes never actually plagarised my poem, she just attributed it to him and it's not exactly hard to see why, if you google the words of the poem and "Kurt Vonnegut".

"A lie told often enough becomes the truth," said Josef Goebbels, and the way you know he was right is that he didn't actually say it, but enough people have attributed it to him, so here we are.

He is pedantically correct, but The Economist is fair in attributing it to him.

Though unsigned, its stylistic similarities to other works by Thomas Smith has led experts to attribute it to him.

I really liked the song, but I found it awkward that there's this guy who is dead -- Freddie Mercury -- and they're looping his voice, and you don't attribute it to him, in a way.

Latino voters are split on Rubio's proposal, with about half supporting it and half opposing it, according to the poll, which described the plan but did not attribute it to him.

When we asked him about this in 2003, he attributed it to "a failure of memory".

He attributed it to luck.

Originally, they attributed it to 'natural causes'.

John Westwood attributed it to his balance.