Sentence examples for he once attributed from inspiring English sources

He once attributed it to his not liking strangers.

In an interview, he once attributed the unusual emotional reality of his figures to the fatigue of his models.

It's not the first time the US president has suggested cold weather proves the nonexistence of global warming, a phenomenon he once attributed to a hoax created by the Chinese to make America uncompetitive.

Being faithful to the original designs is particularly important at City Ballet, with its extensive Balanchine repertory, since more than 70 of his ballets were designed by the celebrated Varvara Karinska (known professionally just by her last name), to whom he once attributed 50percentt of the success of his works.

He complained that his chair was too low, and he once attributed a defeat to that.

He disavows the "Talmudic certainty" one commentator once attributed to him.

He drew an analogy with another phenomenon once attributed to transcendent powers: "People think the brain is mysterious but not the weather.

While he claimed he couldn't understand why people disliked her, saying he himself was indifferent, he expressed hope she hadn't made a comment once attributed to her "the Armani era is over".

His rigorous moralism comes out in his On Public Shows and On the Excellence of Chastity (both once attributed to Cyprian); in On Jewish Foods he maintains that the Old Testament food laws no longer apply to Christians, the animals that were classified as unclean having been intended to symbolize vices.

Angelico's Deposition for Santa Trinità in Florence was once attributed to Monaco, who had begun it before he died in 1425.

He knew how much there is to enjoy, and to learn from, in drawings that were once attributed to a great name but have lost it somewhere along the road.