Sentence examples for attributes so much from inspiring English sources

Frister attributes so much of his survival to luck, chance and numbing ruthlessness, but there are other moments when the questions he asks are answered by his own calculated, relativized morality, as if he instinctively understood this survival game all along.

Ha ha! It's such a fool's errand to attribute so much significance to a relatively new band.

Those who attributed so much of the England captain's success to good luck were inclined to overlook the many stratagems exploited by him".

The forward to the book is written by James Grauerholz, executor of the Burroughs estate, who calls Lees "the consummate Watson to Burroughs Holmess", adding that "my only reservation about Mentored by a Madman is that Andrew attributes so very much of his own medical insight to the effects on him of Burroughs' ideas".

Mine would always be a runt beside their brave warriors, because who's got the hours, really, to grind through the levels on games like Destiny, upgrading their character's attributes, with so much Real Life standing in the way of entire-day sessions?

These remarkable sales are attributed not so much to the PS3, but to having more movie studios behind the format.

Many short-term memory problems can be attributed not so much to the ability of the brain, but the ability of the person to focus on a single task.

Mr. Wurtzel attributes this not so much to the popularity of programs like "The Sopranos" and the foibles of Bill Clinton, but to the growth of shock radio.

In addition to his physical attributes he brings so much experience to an already great organisation.

"I attribute that not so much to athletic brilliance, but to the fact that I had long legs and big feet -- my shoe size is 11 narrow".

And I liked David Lewis's comment that if W didn't say that (what I attribute to him), so much the worse for him!