Sentence examples for attributed to speaking from inspiring English sources

As regards the self-rating of language skills (Table 1), the best indication for self-assessed task-relevant proficiency was attributed to "Speaking".

The mutterings included the shout, traditionally attributed to Amery: "Speak for England, Arthur!" And Amery's verdict on what some records have described as a flustered response by Greenwood?

Even the words of consecration attributed to Jesus speak of 'the bloodshed for sinners'thehe lamb of God who takes away the sin of the world.' I have always wondered why we got ourselves into the business of determining who is worthy of receiving Jesus and those who are not.

Don't say things like this: "Bardella had never told me that during the conversation, though there was one reference to 'Darrell Issa' that I attributed to lawmakers sometimes speaking of themselves in the third person".

Often, problems with communication are attributed to Aboriginal people speaking a native tongue and having poor command of English.

Therefore, high AvSSs could possibly be attributed to hub and spoke networks.

Understandably, most are reluctant to have their possessions attributed to them, or to speak publicly about them.

Grammatical divergence between languages has been typically attributed to drift as a population speaking an ancestral Germanic language splits into separate groups, their language gradually diverges with one branch becoming English and the other German [13].

In fact, Vince Lombardi never uttered the famous slogan attributed to him; it was spoken by one Henry (Red) Sanders, the coach of the 1955 U.C.L.A. football team.

Throughout the tremolo-filled warbling, she certainly sounds more like her predecessor than when she's haltingly and breathily speaking the dialog attributed to Garland.

It contained events that never occurred, words I never spoke and decisions attributed to me that I never made".