Sentence examples for seems to attribute from inspiring English sources
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.
"I'm fascinated by that period between 15 and 22 where lives are formed and destinies are mapped out," he says, but the femaleness he seems to attribute to happenstance.
(Morris 1986: 18) The central difficulty for the doctrine is that it seems to attribute to one person characteristics that are not logically compatible.
Rawls seems to attribute this view to utilitarians, but much more work would have to be done in order to make it precise.
The buzz seems to attribute this to the fact that the Chinese and Indians are more committed to excelling in the engineering and science fields.
Right and left, they seem to attribute more rapid growth in America to lower taxes.
But moments later, Mr. Goldstein, 30, seemed to attribute the killing to his failure to take his anti-psychotic medication.
Some also balk at the way in which claims of reparative justice seem to attribute collective responsibility, lumping together the innocent and the guilty.
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.
