Sentence examples for he will attribute from inspiring English sources

"Honestly, you're not going to get me to talk about that," he says, although later he will attribute all his subsequent work to an attempt "to find the connection I lost".

As they prepared for a campaign swing upstate over the next couple of days, they spoke of polls showing the race about even -- less than a month into his official campaign -- and Mr. Lazio's intention to strike at themes popular among voters, like high gas prices he will attribute to the Clinton administration's energy policies.

The more he says in public, he believes, the more journalists will speculate about him, the more manipulations they will attribute to him.

To anyone who criticizes the church they will attribute the worst possible motives, at once dismissing the criticism and dehumanizing the critic.

And if they do notice it they will attribute the success to their national police forces or politicians who, being human, will not go out of their way to pass on the praise to Brussels.

Only then, depending on various factors they will attribute a religious or mystical meaning to them.

But try not to cause a rift between them on this topic since they will attribute that to you and your boyfriend/girlfriend. Do not beg or plead.

If he plays well, you can bet some analysts will attribute it to the week of rest from the Giants' recent bye week.

"I guess I will attribute it to the mojo of the patch".

If Mr. Zapatero goes through with his troop withdrawal from Iraq, Islamist terrorists will attribute it to the Madrid bombing.

I thought: it isn't allowed to have these qualities that people will attribute to mainstream culture.