Sentence examples for is sometimes attributed from inspiring English sources
The obscurity of Martinu's double concerto is sometimes attributed to its difficulty, but a more pertinent question than "Can I play this?" might be "Is it worth the trouble?" The Philharmonic takes a critical pounding these days for lack of heart.
This reluctance is sometimes attributed to a racial empathy gap.
Constructed around 1890, it is sometimes attributed to John Bradshaw Sharples, the foremost exponent of the local colonial style.
The failure of the state security agencies – the military, police, secret police – to confront this violence is sometimes attributed to incapacity.
Its inclination toward elegance and technical perfection is sometimes attributed to the influence of Song China, but Koryŏ art's contours are gentler.
The vast and lively green park had a small zoo, a rose garden and trails wandering here and there and past statues like the one of the painter Claude Lorrain that is sometimes attributed to Rodin.
Nemesius' work was sometimes attributed to the eminent 4th-century Greek theologian Gregory of Nyssa because of faulty Latin translations.
Early in the metadata debate, the fifty-four cases were sometimes attributed to Section 215, and sometimes to other sections of other laws.
His lack of public recognition was sometimes attributed to the fact that his bearing was reserved and dignified, that he was not a flamboyant showman.
Archaeologically, such groupings are, for the most part, arbitrarily named after the site at which traces of them were first found, and the same names are sometimes attributed to the prehistoric periods during which they were predominant.
Although the earliest texts in Hindi are sometimes attributed to the 13th 14th-century 13th 14th-centuryKhosrow, it was not until the 15th century that Hindi literature produced its own great religious lyricists.
