Sentence examples for is sometimes attributed to 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.

The change is sometimes attributed to women being under greater stress today than in prior eras, but that is improbable.

Constructed around 1890, it is sometimes attributed to John Bradshaw Sharples, the foremost exponent of the local colonial style.

These are relatively poor areas, where the longevity of the populace is sometimes attributed to regular farro consumption.

The discovery of pitch in the absence of the fundamental is sometimes attributed to J.F. Schouten, ''The Residue, a New Component of Subjective Sound Analysis," K. Ned.

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.

As Morgenstern wrote later: "The cold war is sometimes compared to a giant chess game between the United States and the Soviet Union, and Russia's frequent successes are sometimes attributed to the national preoccupation with chess.

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.