Sentence examples for popularly attributed to from inspiring English sources

Though empathy has become something like the celebrity trait of emotional intelligence, it doesn't necessarily have anything to do with the sensitivity and gentleness popularly attributed to it.

Parsons' voice always had a beyond-his-years sadness, a quality popularly attributed to a childhood marked by parental suicide and alcoholism.

Wedded to Labour's statist tradition, he has abandoned the Blairite public-service reforms so utterly that they are now popularly attributed to the ruling Tories.

Back in 1996, the same year Ms. Himmelfarb was lamenting our moral collapse, Mr. Wilson published "When Work Disappears: The New World of the Urban Poor," in which he argued that much of the social disruption among African-Americans popularly attributed to collapsing values was actually caused by a lack of blue-collar jobs in urban areas.

Its extinction is popularly attributed to these relentless efforts by farmers and bounty hunters.

A widespread epidemic of "spirit possession" throughout Imerina followed Radama's public conversion to Christianity and was popularly attributed to the outraged spirit of Ranavalona I.

(Also attributed to Ann Landers).

It was sardonically attributed to "Management Trainee.

Many wondrous feats are attributed to him.

Later its variability was attributed to vegetation.

—attributed to Joseph Stalin, Soviet dictator.