Sentence examples for explicitly attributed from inspiring English sources

These practices, extensively adopted by the Romans, are explicitly attributed by the ancient authors to the religion of the Etruscans.

The first is taken from and explicitly attributed to Scotus.

A few months later, we pointed out that in discussing the Aztlan conspiracy on the air, Dobbs used a map of the area Mexico supposedly coveted, explicitly attributed to the Council of Conservative Citizens -- a group that has described black people as "a retrograde species of humanity".

This phenomenon, which has been replicated reliably, has been explicitly attributed adaptive significance [ 103].

The participants of the study explicitly attributed some categories from the components Body Functions and Body Structures to side effects.

Five HCCs explicitly attributed the hindered continuation to changes of the political climate (i.e. less emphasis on prevention).

She does not explicitly attribute blame, but she comes close: "Without the new servant classes, elite women's employment would splutter and stall," she writes.

She does not explicitly attribute blame, though she seems to come close: "Without the new servant classes, elite women's employment would splutter and stall," she writes.

Mr. Ban did not explicitly attribute the Aug. 21 attack to Mr. Assad's forces, and he has repeatedly asserted that the report on the attack would determine only whether chemical weapons had been used — not who had used them.

Church (1956 , 25, when considering truth values, explicitly attributes to them the property of being abstract.

Furthermore, models often have more properties than we explicitly attribute to them when we construct them, which is why they are interesting vehicles of research.