Sentence examples for likes to attribute from inspiring English sources

Catherine likes to attribute a quote from the Lutheran preacher Nadia Bolz-Weber: "I like to preach from my scars, not from my wounds".

Though Heinz Kerry likes to attribute what critics see as impolitic behavior to her experience of tyranny, she lived with an ambitious politician of lordly ways longer than she ever lived under a dictatorship.

Anything we would like to attribute to Wachs has to be agreed by him in advance.

Her real strength is not in what people like to attribute to savvy marketing.

Climate scientists don't like to attribute any one nasty storm to climate change.

Also, they stand for quality — the same kind of quality that I like to attribute to my work.

Intelligent and articulate, Mrs. Matter liked to attribute her fondness for the conversation and company of serious artists to her upbringing as the daughter of the American modernist painter Arthur B. Carles.

In response to a reporter's question about whether Ms. Giffords's recovery might be considered miraculous, Dr. G. Michael Lemole Jr., the hospital's chief of neurosurgery said, "Miracles happen every day, and in medicine, we like to attribute them to what we do or what others do around us.

(Remember the black kid who touched Obama's hair to see if it felt like his?) I'd like to attribute this familiarity to my relative overconsumption of the news, and to my short tenure as a junior staffer at the White House, where, by long-standing custom, Presidential photos hang on most of the walls.

It is my firm conviction that it will continue to do so, with as self-critical an eye as it has always had and new tools adapted to the modern scientific endeavour.Rolf Dieter-Heuer Director-general CERN GenevaSIR – Your article suffered from precisely the same flaw that it would like to attribute to contemporary science: playing fast and loose with the facts to get a blockbuster headline.

I generally don't like to attribute Kogi's success to "growth hacking," though.