Sentence examples for attributes everything from inspiring English sources

Mr. Giuliani has responded by ridiculing Mrs. Clinton, saying that she attributes everything to a "right-wing conspiracy".

A road segment can have a hundred and sixty attributes, everything from a speed limit to a drawbridge, an on-ramp, or a prohibition against U-turns.

In fact, it might just be safer to attribute everything to Marilyn Monroe.

A large percentage of them attribute everything bad that has happened to the Albanians.

"You miss the story if you attribute everything to Japan," said Ulrich Eith, a professor of political science at the University of Freiburg.

He attributed everything to luck and said he had a bridge in Brooklyn to sell anybody who presumed otherwise.

"It would be a mistake to attribute everything" that might be wrong between a father and a son to World War II, Mr. Mathews said.

"They have to be here making things sound as terrible as they can, and they have to attribute everything to my client's reckless driving," Mr. Bruno said.

But Dr. Kanazawa's thesis, in attributing everything to a switching on and off of some male competitive drive, was a "wild oversimplification".

The governor's pattern has been to admit to those misdeeds about to come to light anyway, and then attribute everything to judgment lapses.

Historians attribute everything from the dominance of the Spanish Empire in Europe to the sudden increase in witch hunts around the sixteenth century to the destabilising effects of inflation on European society.