Sentence examples for some attributes that from inspiring English sources

The chief executive of one of America's most powerful financial companies said on Sunday that CEOs have some attributes that would serve a president well, but running the country might be better left to a politician.

He endows the character with some attributes that remind the reader of David Foster Wallace — besides being brilliant and given to depression, we're told that Leonard loves philosophy, chews tobacco, wears a bandanna on his head, and runs to stay in shape — but never welds these elements together convincingly with Leonard's aspirations as a scientist and his day-to-day life.

"But looking at how he's played against Japan, and especially against a very strong Samoan side, he's definitely got some attributes that could see him featuring pretty quickly.

Although these results are promising, the methods that are used have some attributes that make them less suitable for automatic sound event detection.

For each client, it stores its identification, IP address and local callback port as well as some attributes that may be sent using the register _client.

But here's the twist — there are some attributes that will dynamically evolve over time, thanks to the coordination and communication of the team, or the ability to distribute intelligence.

Some attribute that 8 million figure to more accurate counting.

Some attribute that to the growth of the federal bureaucracy, others to an increasingly dysfunctional Congress.

Some attribute that sentiment to a well-developed sense of ambition.

Some attributed that unhappiness to education; they contended that the more educated a woman was, the more likely she was to be unfulfilled as a housewife.

Some attribute that to the dearth of street-level shopping and dining, particularly at night, that would lead people on foot to discover clubs, galleries and theaters that otherwise remain hidden.