Sentence examples for director attributes from inspiring English sources

Branden Kramer, Ratter's director, attributes this new slew of movies to a creeping sense of helplessness.

Menon Dwarka, the school's director, attributes the piano's dominance to the "instant gratification" that comes from a keyboard instrument.

Nick Richards, 1st Care's operations director, attributes the home's striking overhaul to Richards's "positivity, sensitivity and determination", but also to what he calls the CQC's "justifiably robust" approach.

Christopher Russell, general manager and wine director, attributes this to the fact that "more customers are taking Italian wine more seriously and don't think of it as something to drink with spaghetti anymore".

Ralph Paige, the group's executive director, attributes the increase in black farmers to "a lot of younger people moving back to the [family] farm".

Jim Mountjoy, creative director, attributed the resignation to "a difference primarily in creative direction and philosophy".

Nathan Grube, the Buick Championship tournament director, attributed the drop in attendance to the late-August date.

George D. Warrington, the agency's executive director, attributed the record level of ridership to improved service, a strong economy and the rising price of gasoline.

To what does Mr. Chaya, a former dancer and a hands-on director, attribute the sudden blooming of dancers like Ms. Sims last season and Mr. Brown this one?

Trudy Carpenter, Ledyard's special education director, attributed the district's numbers partly to 11 new American Indian students who already were identified as needing special education when they entered the town's school district.

Curtis Gans, the committee's director, attributed the increase to Senator McCain's success in mobilizing independents and Democrats in states where they were allowed to vote in Republican primaries, and also in galvanizing Christian conservatives and Republican regulars who turned out to support his rival, George W. Bush.