Sentence examples for attributed too much from inspiring English sources

He said it attributed too much status to Isis, ignored former errors in the Middle East and lessons from the failed war on terror.

Most of us don't suffer as a result of Darwin's having eventually attributed too much scope to the process termed sympatric speciation than it actually deserves.

Perhaps distracted by Haneke's own rather gnomic and preachy comments on this theme, pundits have I think attributed too much pure moralism to his work and therefore found it tiresome and disingenuous.

In this case, structured assessments attributed too much weight to the increased risk associated with a person being male.

"One would be mistaken to attribute too much significance to the Henry plan, however.

He is wary, however, of attributing too much to the data.

It would be wrong, though, to attribute too much to compensation packages.

But most people's first instinct is to attribute too much meaning to these changes.

Usman Haque was also cautious about attributing too much value to physical infrastructure.

But many experts and local officials say the companies attribute too much to sabotage, to lessen their culpability.

"There's an important, if subtle, sense in which we attribute too much form and content to reality," Wright notes.