Sentence examples for attributed to the enemy from inspiring English sources
If the person tries to betray you and there are enemies around, if he kills you it will almost certainly be attributed to the enemy and you will not receive a chance to boot the person betraying you.
But his political career ended abruptly in a scandal over campaign funds that he attributed to the machinations of powerful enemies in the electric power industry.
Based on geoarchaeological, archaeological and literary evidence, the construction of two harbour moles in order to provide shelter against wave action and enemies can be attributed to the early Hellenistic period.
The fact that the Kittim are also said to "devour all the nations like an eagle" would be equally appropriate for the Romans, whose standards had eagles on them, and the identification would seem to be clinched by the custom attributed to this enemy of "sacrificing to their standards".
Mattis described his philosophy by adapting a maxim often attributed to the Roman general Lucius Cornelius Sulla: "No better friend, no worse enemy".
If the French Terror had a slogan, it was that attributed to the great orator Louis de Saint-Just: "No liberty for the enemies of liberty".
Alexander Rondeli, the director of the Georgian Foundation for Strategic and International Studies, recited to me a thought he attributed to the diplomat-scholar George F. Kennan: "Russia can have at its borders only enemies or vassals".
After the Cuban Missile Crisis, McNamara advised Kennedy that the United States should never use its nuclear weapons until a nuclear detonation had occurred on American soil, and could be attributed to an enemy attack.
Bárbaros soon assumed a deeply negative meaning, becoming associated with the vices and savage natures which the Greeks attributed to their enemies.
The Gazelle's wreckage and crew were discovered the next morning, and the loss was attributed to enemy fire.
