Sentence examples for has always been attributed from inspiring English sources

Stoughton said the Tehran photo has always been attributed to the United States Army Signal Corps.

Now, that line has always been attributed to Roy Scheider, that on the set he ad-libbed.

From historical accounts it is clear that the power to move people has always been attributed to music; its ecstatic possibilities have been recognized in all cultures and have usually been admitted in practice under particular conditions, sometimes stringent ones.

Regularity has always been attributed to periodicity.

"There has been this idea that Neanderthals did not have an organized use of space, something that has always been attributed to humans," study researcher Julien Riel-Sassistant assistant professor of anthropology at the University of Colorado Denver, said in a statement.

The breeding range of A. orinus appears to overlap with the area in Central Asia that has always been attributed to the range of A. dumetorum [13].

Although these two great epic poems of ancient Greece have always been attributed to the shadowy figure of Homer, little is known of him beyond the fact that his was the name attached in antiquity by the Greeks themselves to the poems.

We were trained to process death this way; told from Day 1 that, as a training handout put it, "fire shelter deployments have always been attributed to violations of The 10 Standard Fire Orders and the 18 Situations that Shout Watch Out," the core set of rules and guidelines all wildland firefighters know by heart.

For reasons I am sure you can explain to me, it has always been preferable to attribute a woman's success to her beauty rather than brains.

He is dryly dismissive of a "neurasthenic" Proust, observing that "it has always been fashionable" to attribute his asthma to "psychological causes" and that "only someone who has never had asthma could think that the advantages outweigh the inconveniences".

To be clear, the Office of the Actuary has always been extremely reluctant to attribute much, if any, of this trend to the cost-containment provisions of the Affordable Care Act, apart from the funding cuts for hospitals and other medical providers.