Sentence examples for really attributed from inspiring English sources

That has really attributed to much of my success.

He continued: "They called her the mother of the Brazilians, and we all really attributed to her a kind of a filial veneration.

Do we really attribute him not taking the new ball to batting No6?

And I really attribute the successes to the nature of their candidacies and the hard-working people that turned out to vote.

Even after our correspondence, the only quality I can really attribute to the Cursed Images administrator is a fondness for the number seven.

"You can't really attribute it all to lack of strength or whatever it is," said Williams, who is batting.167.167

"But we got a positive review in the NME, and I really attribute almost everything that we have now to that review.

With the family in the play there is a lot of missing information, there is a deep hole in the central character, a lot of free-floating anxiety he can't really attribute to anything.

And the only thing that I can really attribute it to was just massive amounts of computer buying and computer selling.

So it should be kept in mind that in attributing this or that view to an author, what we will say is often not to be understood literally: when it is not, what we really attribute to the author is something which, translated into our framework, is what we literally attribute to her.

Polger adopts a reply akin to Couch's to functionalist "empathetic" intuitions that we share mental states with a wide range of terrestrial creatures: he denies that we really attribute the same (as compared to similar) mental states to other species (2004, 15).