Sentence examples for once attributed to from inspiring English sources

His Trumpet Voluntary was once attributed to Henry Purcell.

And then there is the incomparable "Concert Champêtre," once attributed to Giorgione, now to Titian.

He disavows the "Talmudic certainty" one commentator once attributed to him.

Quite a number of pictures once attributed to Canaletto are now widely agreed to be by his nephew.

Van den Eeckhout's drawings, many of which were once attributed to Rembrandt, reveal his versatility as a draftsman.

An example of his early style, once attributed to Rembrandt, is Christ Raising the Daughter of Jairus.

The embroidery of the Bayeux tapestry was once wrongly attributed to her.

The outfits are, to use a word once widely attributed to bad sweaters, a bit "fugly," and yet there is something still more unsettling about them.

Citing a quote that he once heard, attributed to a racecar driver, Mr. Souki said, "If I'm not making mistakes, I'm not driving fast enough".

It is a far cry from the days when Melbourne was run by the "Melbourne establishment", a group of rich men from old families who determined the city's conservative ways over drinks at the Melbourne Club: Melbourne is rich again, but Mr Kennett has also made it racy and brash, qualities, in fact, that Melburnians once sniffily attributed to smug Sydney.

The collective realist view John attributes to Jocelin of Soissons is most clearly described in a short text, De Generibus ac Speciebus (King 1982) (this text was once mistakenly attributed to Abelard but is now attributed to an unidentified person expressing Jocelin's view known as 'Pseudo-Jocelin').