Sentence examples for formerly attributed from inspiring English sources

The point of view here is often the one formerly attributed to God.

Definition 2: A person who behaves in a manner formerly attributed to Jews; a grasping or extortionate person".

Dorothy Seymour Mills has been named the co-author of an award-winning history of baseball formerly attributed to her husband alone.

True, a significant number of Sweerts's 100-odd surviving paintings (some formerly attributed to Vermeer, Poussin and Dujardin) have found their way into American collections.

By Madeleine Schwartz July 20, 2010 Dorothy Seymour Mills has been named the co-author of an award-winning history of baseball formerly attributed to her husband alone.

Scopas is now believed to be the sculptor of a group representing the destruction of the daughters of Niobe, formerly attributed to either Scopas or Praxiteles.

No baseball player, save Jose Canseco, was subjected to more "Sterrr-oids!" chants in the pre-BALCO days than the formerly little Lenny Dykstra, who once attributed a thirty-pound weight gain to "real good vitamins".

The company, formerly Paratech Resources Inc., attributed the turnaround to increased sales of hardware and software driven by infrastructure projects.

He also reinterpreted a sunspot observation from the time of Charlemagne, which formerly had been attributed (impossibly) to a transit of Mercury.

Cardiovascular deaths were fewer, but not significant (HR 0.89, 95 % CI 0.72-1.11, p = 0.32) and non-cardiovascular deaths were significantly lower (HR 0.85, 95 % CI 0.73-0.99, p = 0.03) in those formerly assigned atorvastatin attributed to a reduction in deaths due to infection and respiratory illness.

He engages with the claims of the English Spelling Society (formerly the Simplified Spelling Society), which has erroneously attributed the "messy" nature of English spelling to the sloppy efforts of the language's earliest printers.