Sentence examples for seem to attribute from inspiring English sources
Right and left, they seem to attribute more rapid growth in America to lower taxes.
The schools seem to attribute the longevity of their relationship, at least in part, to the problems they have had to deal with in an equal, international and multi-cultural partnership.
Yet this would seem to attribute a physical property primarily to the kind, and only derivatively to the instances.
And the cognitive sciences, in using information-processing models, seem to attribute further representational content inaccessible to explicit awareness.
So when we seem to attribute features to God, we cannot literally be describing God (Hobbes 1640, 11.3).
In a second text, The One True and Complete Agent and the Incomplete Metaphorical Agent, al-Kindī may seem to attribute genuine agency to God alone (al-Kindī OPK: 169 171; McGinnis and Reisman 2007 22 233).
But moments later, Mr. Goldstein, 30, seemed to attribute the killing to his failure to take his anti-psychotic medication.
Thus the patient learned the appropriate response based on previous experience, but she never seemed to attribute her behavior to the personal memory of some previously experienced event.
But the problem is that his remarks seemed to attribute moral superiority to Christian schools in a religiously diverse society that includes millions of non-Christians.
Indeed, he seems to attribute all that is strained in the transatlantic alliance to the Administration's hubris and its diplomatic incompetence.
She seems to attribute any obstacle faced by a foreign company to the basest of motives, usually some kind of xenophobia.
