Sentence examples for its attribution from inspiring English sources

It was this picture, its attribution, and its price, that eventually destroyed his relationship with Berenson and signalled the end of an era.

If indeed it was from Bodin's hand (and its attribution to him has as many partisans as it has its critics, as we shall see), it would have been written in these final years of his life.

The citation is likely apocryphal, at least in terms of its attribution to Franklin, but it is useful shorthand regarding the nature of the constitutional dilemma confronting the United States since 9/11.

LinkedIn has also stepped up its attribution in terms of sharing, by attributing something you re-share to the person who shared it with you.

But the Veronese expert Terisio Pignatti and W. R. Rearick, an authority on 16th-century Venetian painting, endorsed its attribution to Veronese after examining it.

"The only way Christie's could be liable as if it had been grossly negligent in its attribution," said Manhattan attorney Ralph Lerner.

By considering the user experience in it, this paper also looks on its attributions.

A review of certain archaeological indicators provides new arguments about its chronology, its socio-cultural attribution, and its significance.

It departs from the principle that biological taxa are something that regardless of its existence in nature or its (fiat) attribution by biologists has a highly ranked importance in biology and therefore requires to be accounted for in biomedical ontologies.

But its previous attribution was made because it does not look much like Homo habilis either.It seems then that at least two, and possibly three species of Homo were stalking the east-African savannah a little under 2m years ago: habilis, rudolfensis and something as yet unnamed.

In the following pages the detailed survey of the features of the main accumulation and its chronological attribution are presented and discussed in order to identify its generative event.