Sentence examples for or attributing from inspiring English sources

We are constantly diminishing ourselves or attributing our good aspects to the influence of someone or something else.

Researchers also highlight operational concerns – such as the difficulty in monitoring and measuring deforestation rates, or attributing changes in deforestation to Redd finance.

While we can cheer about "Putting 'That Great Street' Back Into State Street" ( May 14), blaming the street's decline, or attributing its renewal, to the closing and opening of its roadway to car traffic is a bit of a stretch.

"People were making irrational decisions about spending time at the coast, or attributing starfish deaths to Fukushima," he says.

The pantheist is also likely to reject any kind of anthropomorphizing of God, or attributing to the deity psychological and moral characteristics modeled on human nature.

An enemy could easily hide the source of attacks by routing them through hijacked computers in another country or attributing them to independent criminals.

This mode has two aspects, or attributes: extension, or physical embodiment; and thought, or thinking.

The Dulwich show consists of six paintings of Sebastian by or attributed to Reni.

The works include those by -- or attributed to -- figures like Einstein, Freud, Beethoven, Keats, Martin Luther King Jr., Chaucer, Hans Christian Andersen, Bessie Smith, Swift, Verne and Cervantes.

"These complaints tend to be pushed aside or attributed to stress or anxiety".

I never gave the impression that bids were being offered or attributed these calls to actual customers.