Sentence examples for certainly attributed to from inspiring English sources

No existing work can be certainly attributed to him, and, although his influence must have been widespread, attempts to identify copies of his works remain conjectural.

The first prose fiction of any psychological depth is the Satyricon, almost certainly attributed to Petronius Arbiter (died ad 65/66).

Although he painted hundreds of works, the only ones that can be certainly attributed to him are frescoes in the Church of the Transfiguration in Novgorod (1378).

This is certainly attributed to the defect-contributed electron scattering.

The following result can be certainly attributed to the mathematical folk lore (cf. for instance Lemma 6.1 in [13]).

The very promising behavior of this case was certainly attributed to the beneficial effects of the preheating period.

This assumption is perhaps based on the evidence of 1981: 106, where (despite the points we have already noted about Kant's theory which Williams recognised at least by 1995) Williams certainly attributes to Kant the view that there can be "an 'ought' which applies to an agent independently of what the agent happens to want".

Some of the decline can certainly be attributed to some less than rational investor behavior.

Although, admittedly, the earlier glares can almost certainly be attributed to Simon Le Bon's aforementioned explosive indigestion.

Today's famine in Somalia can certainly be attributed to the collapse of government and the absence of democracy.

Though the data released yesterday did not include a breakdown by age of the state's residents, the growth among non-Hispanics can almost certainly be attributed to an increase in retirees, demographers said.