Sentence examples for qualities attributed to from inspiring English sources

Mr. Irons said that in researching the part he made a list of all the qualities attributed to Rodrigo Borgia.

Andrei Raichev, a political analyst at Gallup International in Sofia, said the passions stemmed from three qualities attributed to Mr. Rashkov: criminality, extreme wealth and Roma ethnicity.

As the character Jude, a star making the dramatic shift from acoustic folk to electric rock, Blanchett was praised for capturing the elusive and bewildering qualities attributed to Dylan.

Leibniz would argue, perhaps on metaphysical grounds, that any laws said to govern the interaction of bodies, and any qualities attributed to bodies, must be intelligible in the terms available to philosophers through the mechanist orientation.

Of course, Leibniz might reply that we need not provide any explanation of the basic qualities of bodies that figure in mechanical explanations, for those properties have been chosen by the "moderns" precisely because they are perfectly intelligible on their own, perhaps unlike various qualities attributed to "Scholastic" accounts of natural phenomena.

Unhealthy qualities attributed to fast food were found in our study.

Hopefully their pride in joining the Cabinet won't be too dented by the fact that the first quality attributed to them by many commentators was not intelligence or expertise but the lack of a Y chromosome.

The "official" version is typified by a slim soviet hagiography brought out in 1989, after he became principal conductor of the Mariinsky: "The greatest musical quality and personal quality attributed to Valery," it concludes after reams of turgid panegyric, "is his ability to rapidly attain perfection, his self-control and his continual desire to raise himself to the highest levels of mastery".

In the latter case the moral quality attributed to the act is injustice.

Our study explores the extent of diversity in terms of awareness of a set of different accounting journals and the quality attributed to these outlets.

The first problem identified was the limited markets of camel hides due to their poor quality attributed to poor curing methods, poor flaying and use of sharp knives which damage the skins.