Sentence examples for attributed to the third from inspiring English sources

While raindrops fizzed off of the mostly shaved skulls around me, Gorden Richter, the National Democratic Party NPDD) councilman for the city of Gera, issued the necessary Ts & Cs from the stage: "Racist, xenophobic phrases, or phrases that are attributed to the Third Reich, will not be permitted.

While raindrops fizz off of the mostly shaved skulls around me, Gorden Richter, the National Democratic Party (NPD) councilman for the city of Gera, issues the necessary Ts & Cs from the stage: "Racist, xenophobic phrases, or phrases that are attributed to the Third Reich, will not be permitted.

However, baseline separation of d- and l-CHHs by nanoRPLC is difficult (Supporting Information Figure S-2) because of the negligible differences of the hydrophobicity and sequence-dependent effects of the d/ l-isoforms attributed to the third d/ l-Phe.

Macpherson's imposturous works, which he attributed to the third-century poet named Ossian, received much acclaim, were imitated by Goethe, Byron, and other great poets, and are generally credited with having deeply influenced the romantic movement in literature.

* Correction: The clause was previously attributed to the Fourth Amendment.

Tea bowls attributed to the first Chōjirō are greatly valued in Japan.

Teabowls attributed to the first Chōjirō are greatly valued in Japan.

The cookbook attributed to the second century Roman writer Marcus Apicius is thought to be the earliest in the Western world.

The success of the Christian Democrats could be at least partially attributed to the first signs in August that the German economy was improving.

Leininger then considered a red chalk drawing of a reclining nude, attributed to the seventeenth century, in which, over what ought to have been a uniform surface, "all sorts of anomalies — light spots and dark spots — appeared".

An Oxford thing, perhaps: the adage "Never apologize, never explain" is often attributed to the nineteenth-century Oxford scholar Benjamin Jowett, who supposedly added, "Get it over with and let them howl".