Sentence examples for attributed to being a from inspiring English sources

He was always reticent and closed off, he said, which he attributed to being a Kennedy.

It remains to be seen whether Quinn will receive a tweet from Raymond Blanc, who apologised after his criticism of Tandoh which he attributed to being a "grumpy Frenchman".

A common SCN1A IVS5-91G>allele812718) allele has been attributed to be a possible modifying factor for epilepsy susceptibility and therapeutic response.

Moreover, obesity has also been attributed to be a risk factor for conditions such as cardiovascular disease, type 2 diabetes, cancer and premature death [ 4].

In fact, the presence of residual lesion (which has been reported to be as high as 30%) is widely attributed to be a primary driver of cholesteatoma recidivism.

All of which I attribute to being a sensitive person.

Thornton has certainly filled his film with top-notch acting talent, and seems to inspire loyalty from his cast – something he attributes to being an actor himself.

Garner's death was partially attributed to being put in a chokehold for about 15 seconds.

"He has every single attribute to be a top-class player," O'Neill said more than a decade ago about Heskey.

"I did not think I had the attributes to be a manager.

He has the attributes to be a world-class batsman," said Swann.