Sentence examples for casually attributed from inspiring English sources
Most of the change that is casually attributed to aging is in reality due to disuse.
My grandmother spoke of her experiences casually, without attributing any special uniqueness to them.
So you say, rather casually: let's attribute it to Marxism, first of all, and then the union of Marxism with the kind of postmodernism that was put forward by Derrida and Foucault.
This gap is commonly attributed to unknowns casually referred to as environmental factors and chance events.
During our chat she refers to a notebook filled with research, casually mentioning she has been reading the hadiths (traditions attributed to the prophet), and interviewing counsellors ahead of her Edinburgh stint.
Treasure casually found was his gift, and any stroke of good luck was attributed to him; this conception and his function as a deity of gain, honest or dishonest, are natural derivatives of his character as a god of fertility.
While talking with Mancuso, I kept thinking about words like "will," "choice," and "intention," which he seemed to attribute to plants rather casually, almost as if they were acting consciously.
Germans attribute this to the legacy of the Gestapo and the Stasi, to which many of the American expats casually compare the National Security Agency.
Get to know lots of people in various contexts casually, with a view to a few core attributes and broadly compatible personalities.
