Sentence examples for freely attributed from inspiring English sources

As he's done in earlier books, Mr. Woodward has freely "attributed thoughts, conclusions and feelings to the participants" -- in some cases, without directly interviewing the person in question -- and while the book is told in a coolly omniscient voice, individual scenes often reflect the point of view or spin of the author's sources.

Many judges freely attribute the court crisis to lawmakers in Albany, who have not raised the lawyers' rates since 1986.

Each participant can score each idea from one to five; each participant can freely attribute six points to the ideas, etc.

This can be attributed to different freely dissolved concentrations and carrier effects.

The weight loss for the HLC and the scaffolds below 120°C could be attributed to the loss of freely bound water.

Several inspirational quotes long attributed to Tubman – falsely – have circulated freely on social media, including one shared, and later retracted, by New York mayor Bill de Blasio.

Higher soil bulk density (BD) was found in the most top layer (0 15 cm) of TLCL and PAF, and this could be attributed to the trampling effect by animals freely released to these land use types.

The interviews were akin to conversations, letting the interviewees talk freely and frankly about their cancer experience, and the meanings and understandings they attributed to it.

From supermarkets to department stores, sales fell 0.3 percent from November, a decline that economists attributed to a bleak jobs market and a reluctance by consumers to spend freely.

Meanwhile, the West Bengal chief minister, Mamata Banerjee, said that the increase in rapes in India could be attributed to the fact that men and women interact with each other more freely than before.

The surface-smoothening effect was mainly attributed to the ion bombardment for which the arriving adatoms could diffuse more freely onto the film surface [29].