Sentence examples for attributed your from inspiring English sources

Reviewers have attributed Your Name's popularity to Shinkai's success in combining exquisite animation with a storyline centred on two deeply sympathetic characters: Mitsuha Miyamizu, a teenage girl living in a picturesque but unexciting village, and Taki Tachibana, a Tokyo schoolboy.

To what do you attribute your infatuation, despite your upbringing?

Isn't it more dehumanizing to attribute your beliefs to economic conditions outside your control?

"And to what do you attribute your inordinate sex drive?" I asked.

To what do you attribute your interest in smart growth and sustainable development?

In a real game of tennis, you can attribute your losses to arbitrary factors: the sun got in your eyes, there was a pebble underfoot.

"The problem is, you might begin to attribute your desire to maintain the relationship not to your partner, but to this substance," Bartz says.

In regretting the film's failure to portray the "despair my generation felt", you attribute your feelings to an entire generation and assume that anyone who was "female … or working class felt marginalised".

To what do you attribute your success?

- People express surprise at your high performance in a mainstream activity or subtly attribute your success to your difference.

To what do you attribute your ability to work hard so consistently?