Sentence examples for began to attribute from inspiring English sources

As his strength flagged, so much so that driving his wife to the store became a private marathon, Mr. Fantauzzi began to attribute his condition to age.

Imposing their own racist projection of superiority on Tutsi "Hamito-Semites" and a corresponding inferiority on Hutu "Bantu Negroes," missionary and colonial historians began to attribute the rise of the Great Lakes kingdoms to the arrival of a superior race of "black Europeans" from the north.

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

Some analysts are beginning to attribute a swift recent rally in natural gas prices in part to the possibility that a collapse of Enron would roil the commodity markets.

Cantilupe's tomb at Hereford Cathedral soon became the centre of a "pilgrim cult", and miracles began to be attributed to him.

Under the Romans, Emesa began to show attributes of a Greek city-state and traces of Roman town planning still remain.

At higher altitudes, workers began to report fevers attributed to malaria (14 ).

A while ago he wrote to her that certain writings of his own had begun to be attributed to her, because of the accident of the names.

Increased evolutionary rates of lncRNA sequences compared to protein-coding genes may contribute to bionomic diversity that has been observed across the genus Anopheles by affecting the evolution of species-specific behaviors, such as resting, mating and feeding patterns [ 54, 55], just as behavioral control has begun to be attributed to variation among Drosophila lncRNAs [ 28].

Thus from the 1570's Elizabeth's public image began to emphasize the attributes of a Virgin Queen through the use of mythological and literary symbols.

I began to assess my attributes and took stock of the inventory of my soul.