Sentence examples for power attributed from inspiring English sources

Wintour herself, when asked about it, dismisses the notion that she has all the power attributed to her. "I don't think of myself as a powerful person," she told Forbes in 2011, when it named her 69th on its list of the world's hundred most powerful women.

The power attributed to specific campaign ads is vastly exaggerated.

The enormous symbolic power attributed to the Bobbitt appendage doesn't quite square up the pathetic piece of flesh found by policemen and deposited in a plastic bag.

On the Contributors page of the December 1st issue, the book "In Sickness and in Power," attributed to the New Yorker writer David Owen, was in fact written by a different David Owen.

It took two tries to ignite them; this, combined with the error in pitch and a lack of full power attributed to low fuel, caused him to overshoot the target.

This is, to be sure, a very limited and unpredictable power attributed to the philosopher.

Arnstein (1969, as cited by Booth and Richardson [25]) defines seven levels of participation, with different levels of participation referring to different levels of knowledge and power attributed to the different stakeholders.

The highest power attributed to any rate asymmetry associated with 300 taxa is only 50% under a six parameter model.

Differences in comprehension of study purpose between participants in the breast cancer study and the hypertension study may reflect the symbolic power attributed to a disease such as cancer, especially among the women with breast cancer in our study.

The extraordinary powers attributed to the gagging order triggered alarm about threats to freedom of expression and transparency of justice.

Among the vast majority who accept witchcraft as a reality in Tanzania, only a tiny minority believe in the powers attributed to albinos.