Sentence examples for genuinely attributed from inspiring English sources
They were worried about strains on public services like the NHS, which they genuinely attributed to immigration rather than to the massive cuts that David Cameron has made.
Matt Haigh, writing for Den of Geek, felt that the identity of the killer was one of the few endings amongst first season episodes that he had found genuinely surprising, though he attributed this to the episode's focus on Mulder's personal history.
In other cases, however, these morbidities are genuinely unexplainable, including those attributed to CCD sensu stricto 6.
A simple expressivist view—sometimes attributed to Wittgenstein on the basis of these and related passages denies that the expressive utterances (e.g., "that hurts!") genuinely ascribe mental states to the individuals uttering them.
I will not pursue these debates here, except to say that there is sufficient ambiguity in the Phenomenology of Perception for some of the early interpreters of his work to speak about a "body subject," as if Merleau-Ponty had attributed to the "lived body," the corp propre (a genuinely unfortunate choice of phrase) the attributes that classical philosophy gives to the subject.
He added that the comment attributed to Hunt was a "shorthand for the criteria that was genuinely applied", a six-point list of requirements that included prime-time television experience and the ability to appeal to a prime-time audience.
Flags were also attributed.
The source was attributed.
In contrast, it appears that any concept of seeing that is genuinely higher-order will be one that it would be implausible to attribute to most species of animal (given the comparative evidence).
Just as clumps of reporters would gather around innocuous watercolours that turned out genuinely to be the work of Wiltshire vicars, so there will be sudden runs on debut books that an online buzz attributes to the creator of Harry Potter.
