Sentence examples for by attributing it in from inspiring English sources

It is easy to condescend to Schumann, to discount his stunning originality by attributing it in part to the meanderings of a mind addled by syphilis.

The Times compounded the error by appearing to attribute it in part to Ms. Giffords's own spokesman, who was not the source of the error.

Today, Keleş is astonished by how credulous he was; he attributes it in part to Gülen's charisma.

New York's new law attempts to finesse that ruling by attributing the in-state presence of Amazon's New York affiliate sellers to Amazon.

It was first noted by Byron Lamont in 1980; he attributed it to cyanobacteria that feed off the nectar sugars.

But Abu Zubaydah's CIA captors became convinced that the detainee was withholding information on active terrorist plots against the US – an assessment criticized by OMS in the document, which attributed it to a "narrow focus of questioning".

Ernst & Young immediately responded by attributing the fraud in part to Cendant's current chief executive, Henry R. Silverman.

For example, for dialogically expansive texts, those with the higher grade engaged their sources with attribution, which is discussing what others have done; in many respects, the students situated their essays within a previously established academic conversation and they explicitly demonstrated their participation in it by attributing ideas and texts to others.

LinkedIn has also stepped up its attribution in terms of sharing, by attributing something you re-share to the person who shared it with you.

Spemann answered these criticisms by attributing such discrepancies to differences in conditions, including animal species.

"Slumber and fatigue vanished, and so was the terror which the U.S. would use in its media by attributing itself superpower status, or which the Soviet Union used by attributing itself as a superpower".