Sentence examples for made and attributed from inspiring English sources

Music critic Robert Christgau termed Laundry Service "the Cher album Cher never made" and attributed this to Shakira's blend of Middle Eastern styles in her music; he commented that the "stylistic appetite of this Colombian superstar is pure rock en Español" and appreciated Shakira's confident songwriting.

A diagnosis of bilateral, multifocal choroiditis was made and attributed to a rare manifestation of intraocular BCG involvement [ 6].

"Quotes have been made up and attributed to him," their statement said.

Here are parts of his message, including a review he made up and attributed to Chip Saltsman, Mr. Huckabee's campaign manager: "My office is a mess.

The claim that cellar door is beautiful to the ear — in opposition to its prosaic meaning — has been made by and attributed to a wide variety of writers over the years.

Much research is required to explain discontinuation and this could be achieved by conducting theory led research with designs that allow causal inferences to be made and by attributing equal emphasis to treatment, clinic- and patient-related factors.

YLoc is able to elucidate why a prediction was made and what attributes of the protein contributed most to this prediction.

Hooper and Whyld note Gossip's "unusual talent for making enemies" and attribute the critical reception of his books to this, since in their opinion "his books were not significantly worse than the general run of the time, and they were better than, for example, those by Bird, who was popular".

A number of studies have made the same observation and attributed it to biological and occupational differences between genders [ 47– 50].

YLoc explains why a prediction was made and shows which particular attributes contributed most and in which direction.

In their conference call with securities analysts, Compaq executives stressed the progress the company has made reducing operating costs, and attributed the revenue shortfall to weakness in Europe and delays in corporate purchasing related to the Year 2000 problems.