Sentence examples for attributed the idea from inspiring English sources
Promoters have attributed the idea to Song Chol and Cha Wun, two late monks who are almost universally revered as giants of Korean Buddhism.
On Wednesday, Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg attributed the idea to recent "thinking totally out of the box" by Robert Steel, his new deputy mayor for economic development.
He attributed the idea of a cash machine to his frustration at not being able to get access to his money one Saturday when he arrived at his bank a minute after closing time.
Asked for his assessment of the best way forward, Turnbull referred to the need for cabinet involvement and attributed the idea of a plebiscite to Abbott rather than the party room.
Einstein found the hypothesis helpful in formulating his theory of general relativity i.e., it was suggestive of a connection between geometry and matter and attributed the idea to Mach, unaware that the English philosopher George Berkeley had proposed similar views during the 1700s.
Philipp attributed the idea to his teammate Alex Entinger, who seems to have brought the the group together — he went to university with one of his teammates (Matthias Schörghuber), another is his girlfriend (Adriana Ghira), and he said he recruited Philipp because they work on the same floor.
He therefore dismisses all claims that he has committed plagarism because he has "always accurately attributed the ideas" to the person in question; not himself.
But with typical self-effacement she attributes the idea to Sally Wainwright, the show's creator.
Even the poet laureate, Andrew Motion - a man in a largely wasted position to promote poetry - attributes the idea that poems can be sung to Dylan.
The slide show starts off with a flurry of articles from Northern newspapers in 1868, all attributing the idea of Memorial Day to women in the South.
He asks his teacher why it's on the board, and she explains that the words are thought to be especially lovely, vaguely attributing the idea to a "famous linguist".
