Sentence examples for his attribution from inspiring English sources
Van de Wetering is unequivocal in his attribution.
Nearly a hundred people crowded into the American consulate to see Berenson give his attribution.
Mr. Murray radiates bonhomie tinged with desperation as Duveen proposes that the men tighten their collaboration, with the unstated aim of coercing Berenson into changing his attribution.
When war broke out between Russia and Georgia later that year, his attribution of blame to the Georgians caused uproar in Brussels and Washington, as WikiLeaks wires reveal.Other Slovak politicians followed Mr Fico's cynical lead.
He was also wrong when he spoke of the "ideas formed on the surface" of the pineal gland, and in his attribution to the pineal of such functions as "volition, cognition, memory, imagination, and reason".
In the video below, Grann describes Biro's background, his attribution of "La Bella Principessa" to Leonardo da Vinci and another painting to Jackson Pollock, and questions about Biro's methods raised by Pat Wertheim, who specializes in forged and fabricated fingerprints.
Most of his attributions are from ancient records.
Nearly thirty years after Berenson's death, Michael Thomas, who had been a curator at the Metropolitan Museum, estimated that more than four-fifths of his attributions still stood, a remarkable feat.
Mr. Hannema, who died in 1984, believed it was van Gogh's work, but the art world doubted him because of previous missteps — in particular, his attributions of several works to the 17th-century Dutch master Vermeer, which were later discredited.
Ms. Mason has incorporated much of Mr. Gill's eloquent description of the house into sales literature -- including his White attribution.
There was his speculative attribution of the Democratic National Committee hacks to a guy who "weighs four hundred pounds," which earned a collective "Huh?" There was his unfortunate description of Barack Obama as "Your President," a startling enough remark to be called out by "Good Morning America," not exactly a bastion of political cynicism.
