Sentence examples for habitually attributed to from inspiring English sources

We see an artist increasingly interested in making clear not just his painting process, but also a kind of emotional concentration that, while hardly Expressionist, did not exactly exemplify the Olympian detachment habitually attributed to him.

As well, the supposed origin of plasticity induced crack closure (PICC), which is habitually attributed to filling-in a crack with material stretched out of the crack plane behind the tip, is ruled out.

As Peter and Jean Medawar, husband-and-wife British biologists, wrote in their 1985 book, "Aristotle to Zoos," a mule's "proverbial obstinacy... need not be attributed to anything more deep-seated than their use among peoples habitually callous to animals and indifferent to their welfare".

Millions of people in these and neighboring countries habitually chew the fresh leaves and twigs of this shrub for their stimulating, amphetamine-like effects that are attributed to the active amines cathinone and cathine [ 2].

The evidence... raised the strong suspicion, even if it did not provide conclusive evidence, that some journalists habitually refer to 'sources' even where the latter do not exist or where they have never said that which is attributed to them.

(Also attributed to Ann Landers).

It was sardonically attributed to "Management Trainee.

Many wondrous feats are attributed to him.

Later its variability was attributed to vegetation.

—attributed to Joseph Stalin, Soviet dictator.

Photo attributed to Ken-ichi.