Sentence examples for attributed to patrons from inspiring English sources

In October last year the magazine read: "It is important that the killing becomes attributed to patrons of the Islamic State who have obeyed its leadership… Otherwise, crusader media makes such attacks appear to be random killings".

This conception resulted from the breadth of functions attributed to the patron deity of a Greek state: a city goddess must be chief in peace and war alike.

It all began in a quotation Ernest Hemingway attributed to his Paris patron, the poet and salonkeeper Gertrude Stein.

The festival has attracted first-class performers, directors, and designers and has established a reputation for discovering new talent, but much of its popularity can also be attributed to its custom of allowing patrons to stroll and picnic on the beautiful grounds of the estate during a long dinner intermission.

The siege's failure, attributed to the miraculous intervention of the city's patron, Saint Andrew, marked the consolidation of Byzantine control over the Peloponnese peninsula.

While nothing in the exhibition has been attributed to a known Jewish artist, Ms. Mann points out in her essay that contracts between patrons and artists prove that Jewish artists produced works for Christian as well as Jewish consumption.

Also, an outbreak associated with a swimming pool and attributed to chloramine exposure led to cough or ocular symptoms in > 70% of pool patrons interviewed (Goyder 2000).

After his death many miracles were attributed to him; he was beatified at the end of the 12th century and became the patron saint of Trogir.

Numerous miracles were also attributed to him, including the cure of diseased beasts during his refuge, thus accounting for his also being the patron saint of wild animals.

(Also attributed to Ann Landers).

Later its variability was attributed to vegetation.