Sentence examples for attributed the lyrics from inspiring English sources

Correction: February 24 , 2006 Friday An article in Weekend last Friday about the return of "Les Misérables" to Broadway for a six-month run misattributed the lyrics, and a correction here on Tuesday attributed the lyrics and music imprecisely.

Yankovic attributes the lyrics' inspiration to the satirical newspaper The Onion.

Mr. Wood attributed the author's "lyric capacities" to his "particular loyalty to the Protestant theologian Karl Barth".

Richard Torres of Newsday attributes the group's lyrics and themes on the album to their "[belief] in the power of love and the lure of romance".

Its lyrics attribute the conservative Koch Brothers to the Deal with the Devil myth, which Cooder adapted from Robert Johnson's "Cross Road Blues".

The problems of sexual violence and sexism are attributed to lyrics degrading women such as "bitches" and "ho's," which some believe have influenced black males.

The lyrics are attributed to some 200 poets, including the Portuguese king Dinis (d. 1325) and his illegitimate son Alfonso Sanches.

Stezaker also found strange the disparity between the comic, transgressive tone of the textual additions, which one tends to attribute to Orton, and the lyric qualities of the pictorial collages, which Colsell attributes to Halliwell.

Mary Westbrook-Geha, a mezzo-soprano singing the lyrics set to music attributed to Bach and sometimes to Georg Melchior Hoffmann, provides a clue.

A stanza attributed to the Babylon 5 character Londo Mollari contains the lyrics: "Spoo.

Some time later, Mike sent me a postcard on which he had scribbled the lyrics of Saint in the City and attributed then to the writer.