Sentence examples for rarely attribute from inspiring English sources

There's an underlying theme in your book about how we rarely attribute taste to the so-called ethnic restaurateur.

High EOI on the other hand is associated with what might be called 'victim appraisals' of the patient, whereby carers rarely attribute responsibility to patients for anything.

Such special-interest "science" helps explains why, even in top medical journals, pharmaceutical-industry-funded studies rarely attribute harmful effects to their drugs, while independent researchers often do so [ 54], and why chemical-industry-funded studies rarely attribute health damage to their pollutants, while independent researchers often do so [ 27, 55].

By roasting or sauteing, you underline a quality rarely attributed to it: sweetness.

At once gossamer-textured and densely complex, String Quartet No 5 and the ambitious Leuven Triptych display a tender eloquence rarely attributed to this supposedly difficult composer.

If this success is rarely attributed to Mr. Walton, 49, a longtime CNN employee who began at the network as an entry-level video journalist in 1981, that may be because he has kept a low profile.

Bleakness is rarely attributed to the 1930s guides (the first of which was about Idaho), and that seems notable, since most were written during a massive economic catastrophe, on the verge of a global war.

Last but not least, a company's success is rarely attributed to the founder or CEO alone, but rather, to a broader base of employees.

Success is rarely attributed to dumb luck; build a plan to make college live up to your expectations.

Throughout the study, in fact, respondents rarely attributed their success or failure on a certain test to their smartphone, and they almost never reported thinking they were underperforming on the tests.

Though Tillman shunned the media and did not want to talk about his motivations for joining, he was held up by the military, the public and politicians from both sides as a paragon of patriotism, selflessness and sacrifice -- traits rarely attributed to well-paid superstar athletes.