Sentence examples for instead he attributed from inspiring English sources
Instead he attributed the increase in literary reading to community-based programs like the "Big Read," Oprah Winfrey's book club, the huge popularity of book series like "Harry Potter" and Stephenie Meyer's "Twilight," as well as the individual efforts of teachers, librarians, parents and civic leaders to create "a buzz around literature that's getting people to read more in whatever medium".
Instead, he attributed the drop to the growth of YouTube, which is gaining viewers as it expands globally.
Instead, he attributed the pursuit of the cover-up investigation to Hallinan's "natural displeasure of police...
Originally, Owen did not recognize these finds as those of a dinosaur; instead he attributed them to "large, extinct, carnivorous reptiles" that were related to today's lizards, chameleons and iguanas.
Instead, he attributed them to "the tablets no longer working", and used this to justify bringing forward his appointment with his consultant and negotiating a move to insulin: "I eventually convinced them I was ready for it"' [Author quote, [ 43 ]: 53].
Instead, he attributes religion to a "misfiring" of something else that is adaptively useful; namely, a child's evolved tendency to believe its parents.
Instead, he attributes the breakup to an understanding the group had when it was formed in 2001 – a "fail-safe" or "doomsday device," as he called it, which would detonate "should certain events occur or cease occurring".
Instead, he attributes falling valuations to human nature.
Obama made only passing reference to the presidential race Thursday, focusing instead on gains that he attributed to the health-care law.
He attributed their dissatisfaction instead to high taxes, leaders who are "bean counters" instead of "risk-takers" and the state's size, which makes everyone's activities more noticeable.
Instead, she attributes the teen's remarkable accomplishments to "mental edge". But for Montgomery, keeping up the pace wasn't always easy.
