Sentence examples for privately attributed from inspiring English sources

He was determined that the Berlin Olympics should go ahead, and protest — which he privately attributed to Jewish agitation — only hardened his resolve.

Network executives privately attributed the dearth of coverage to the arcane, hard-to-illustrate nature of the legislation, colloquially known as SOPA, not to corporate interests.

How determined she was to capture the rough-on-smooth sexiness that Ginger gave to Fred was made explicit in her choice of directors: "I had to explain to Cukor" — whose reputation as a "woman's director" was privately attributed to his homosexuality — "that this script had to be directed by a very macho director from the man's point of view and not the woman's.

Indeed, some company executives privately attribute the flood of warnings last week to the idea of safety in numbers.

But it is hard to find a banker or analyst who doesn't privately attribute a lot of the low valuation to the unnecessarily harsh impact of current regulations.Inevitably, banks themselves are adding to the costs with a vast lobbying effort.

On Monday, a Catholic known as a drug dealer was killed in an attack in Belfast that the police attributed privately to an I.R.A. front group, Direct Action Against Drugs.

He also claimed privately that the statements attributed to him by Deepe were false and set up a bilateral committee to discuss tensions.

The party's higher statewide profile has attracted stepped-up criticism, meanwhile, with Republicans seizing on sloppy financial reporting and some Democrats privately cautioning against attributing too much power to what they argue is little more than a field operation for hire.

Mr. Dinkins, as a candidate and as mayor from 1990 through 1993, often bristled privately at slights that he attributed to race, but rarely complained publicly.

No details about who provided the instructions were given today, but in earlier statements given privately to investigators, Mr. Duncan has attributed those instructions to an e-mail message written by Nancy Temple, an Andersen lawyer.

At the time, Bush administration officials privately expressed satisfaction about the delay and attributed Russia's move, in part, to its desire to help the West pressure Iran into more openness about its nuclear program.