(He had attributed them on other occasions).
The mood among the leader's critics was not helped on Sunday when shadow chancellor John McDonnell sparked a public spat with the Blairite backbench MP Caroline Flint on Twitter, urging her to withdraw comments she had attributed to him about the local elections.
Before him, Robertson had attributed ischemic brain lesions found on autopsy of patients with SAH to probable 'spasm of arteries' [ 2].
I had attributed to her my own wandering eye.
(These two sets of interviews are the source for Gröning's words, and also for the thoughts and feelings I've attributed to him).
Putin appears to be moving steadily toward the goal that many commentators have attributed to him since the Russian military operation began last week: propping up Syrian President Bashar al-Assad so that he can regain control of at least part of his country.
Some have attributed to him the name Mehmed, although details with which to confirm this are scarce; others have suggested linkages with a Neşri Hüseyn ibn Eyne Beg mentioned in a Bursa register in 1479, but whether he and Neşri the historian are one and the same is also uncertain.
Mr. Curtis endured several more Universal costume pictures, including the infamous 1954 film "The Black Shield of Falworth," in which he starred with Ms. Leigh but did not utter the line, "Yondah lies da castle of my foddah," that legend has attributed to him.
A climate scientist disputes that he ever said, "Unless we announce disasters, no one will listen," a quote global warming skeptics have attributed to him for years.
One view concerning causation, a view that Descartes's critics seemed to have attributed to him, is that one thing causes another to move, for example, by way of contact.
