Sentence examples for ever attributed from inspiring English sources

Nothing remotely evil was ever attributed to Mr Harrer; he said he had worn his SS uniform only once, at his wedding.The witch-hunters ensured that the rest of his life was tainted by this episode.

That was the only "false step" he ever attributed to Hayek; that, during a spell of bad health, he had let other people persuade him to give up smoking.

And nobody ever attributed this to my dad's cigars.

If any such conversion is ever attributed to him, he said, it would be either a lie propagated by the religious community or an effect of the cancer and treatment that made him no longer himself.

In China Ramadan this year comes against the backdrop of increased violence perpetrated by Uighurs and a government line which more strongly than ever attributes it to radical Islam and international jihadism.

I shouldn't even have to tell you this but never, ever, ever, attribute any of your craft not even the tiniest morsel to anyone else.

"Because the Night" is one of the greatest paeans to romantic love ever written, but I had always attributed its genius and poetry to Patti Smith rather than Bruce Springsteen.

Few have ever before attributed such a heuristic to decision-making at Exxon.

No flight problems have ever been attributed to Strandflex cable, and pilots can compensate for a snapped cable by using other control systems.

The only religious remark that has ever been attributed to Mankiewicz was recorded on the set of "Citizen Kane": Welles walked by, and Mankiewicz muttered, "There, but for the grace of God, goes God".

Can the on average exponential growth rate characterizing SD ever be attributed legitimately to diverging trajectories if their separation is no longer infinitesimal?