Sentence examples for is no longer attributed from inspiring English sources

Take a Rembrandt like "The Man With the Golden Helmet" in Berlin, which everybody admired but which is no longer attributed to Rembrandt.

"The Crucifixion" was bought in 1976 for a million pounds, and is now hanging in the Manchester Art Gallery, in England, but it is no longer attributed to Duccio.

Among the Latin translations of Ibn al-Haytham's works by Gerard of Cremona (c. 1114 87) is a treatise on dawn and twilight, Liber de crepusculis, that is no longer attributed to Ibn al-Haytham.

In recent years, there has been an upsurge in the use of the term 'leadership' to describe a range of activities connected to the organisation of patient care. 1 'Leadership' is no longer attributed solely to those in formal leadership positions, but is seen to be the responsibility of healthcare professionals across all levels of healthcare organisations.

The show also includes two Met paintings that were once, but are no longer, attributed to Hals.

Particularly, this study provided evidence that freshness is no longer an attribute commonly associated with raw products.

In the intervening decades, data from a variety of other organisms and natural population had become available and its review led Ford (1975, p. 389) to conclude: "As a result, it is no longer possible to attribute to random genetic drift or to mutation any significant part in the control of evolution".

Being discussed in books, politics, and entertainment, GMO and the accompanying role of Monsanto is no longer an issue solely attributed to the agricultural industry.

The result is that scalability of algorithms in the multi-core era is no longer a common attribute of all algorithms.

It is no longer a positive attribute to seek out truth, determine biases, evaluate facts, or share knowledge.

It irks him that his father believes he is "no longer radical," though he attributes this, in part, to his own minor deceptions.