Sentence examples for one attributed from inspiring English sources
If tasked to create such a list, most people, I imagine, would conceive of a modified version of this one, attributed on Wikipedia to Martin Seymour-Smith, which is what comes up when you Google "most influential books".
He meant the one attributed to Pauline Kael: "I can't believe Nixon won.
There's a marvelously simple one attributed to the Pythagoreans and, independently, to the ancient Chinese.
Seven have been declared homicides, with five ruled "undetermined", six "accidental" and one attributed to "natural causes".
When the Yankees beat up those awful Browns in 1927, no one attributed the results to payroll disparity.
But today, at a Pentagon news conference, Defense Secretary Donald H. Rumsfeld said that he regarded taped broadcasts like the one attributed to Mr. Zawahiri as recruiting and fund-raising appeals, not as a specific threat.
To what might one attribute these changes?
— Sam Sifton Decanter: To what should one attribute Bordeaux's good fortune?
No one attributes all of Mr. Gore's gains to Mr. Lieberman's presence.
To what extent, I wonder, can one attribute good motives to people with whom one deeply disagrees?
It is a defense whose absurdity is only explainable if one attributes some other qualities to Strauss-Kahn: extreme vanity and a contemptuous view of women.
