Sentence examples for not normally attributed from inspiring English sources

All of which suggests a level of sophistication not normally attributed to our Mesolithic ancestors.

Because of the frequency of otitis media infections (which are not normally attributed to swimming) among infants and young children, we conducted additional analyses excluding children one year of age and under and five years of age and under.

And just because it's something that's normally attributed to one sense (or two), doesn't mean you can't expand.

It's normally attributed to Tony Benn.

She holds no weapons normally attributed to Durga.

Oh, excuse me, those words are normally attributed to the Fox News Channel.

A review in Jazz Journal in December 1950 was condescending: "Before New Orleans music can be played, a complete relaxation and unself-consciousness, not normally an attribute of the white man, must be attained.

Now, I know the phrase normally refers to a state of naive optimism, not normally something one attributes to German officials.

They're not normally, well, normal.

Miracles are extraordinary events not normally attainable through human works, and thus attributed to the intervention of a divine and supernatural power.

Keratoconus will not normally reoccur in the transplanted cornea; incidences of this have been observed, but are usually attributed to incomplete excision of the original cornea or inadequate screening of the donor tissue.