Sentence examples for one would attribute from inspiring English sources

But no one would attribute to a reasonable person the absurd view that what's true for the first $100 billion in investment is also true for the second trillion.

Still, he said, if an unpopular Mr. Sarkozy loses the presidential elections in 2012, it will be "a vicarious victory" for the unions, Mr. Sirot said, because "one would attribute that defeat in part to today's social movement".

I know that no one would attribute a "tight pussy" to being white.

One would attribute this relationship primarily to the circuitry comprised of the glutamatergic projection from the PFC to the striatum and the GABAergic projection from the striatum to the midbrain DA nucleus.

In attributing beliefs to an individual in the bad case, one attributes exactly those beliefs that one would attribute if the same individual were in the good case.

(She told Mr. Gibson she had never ruled that possibility out, but the conservative journal Newsmax recently quoted her as saying, "I'm not one, though, who would attribute it to being man-made).

I'm not one though who would attribute it to being man-made".

And no one in his right mind would attribute the current debt and deficit debacle to the quality of our education system (although one wonders if we couldn't be doing a better job preparing future politicians...)...

"I've had many weight losses in my life, and the one I'd attribute to Atkins was almost 29 years ago," Mr. Nieporent said.

In her 2003 memoir, she would attribute her decision to stay married to "a love that has persisted for decades" and add: "No one understands me better and no one can make me laugh the way Bill does.

"And I would attribute that to Rajeev".