Sentence examples for sometimes attributed from inspiring English sources
Sometimes attributed to Leon Battista Alberti.
This reluctance is sometimes attributed to a racial empathy gap.
The anonymous interludes Jacke Jugeler and Thersites are also sometimes attributed to him.
The change is sometimes attributed to women being under greater stress today than in prior eras, but that is improbable.
Nemesius' work was sometimes attributed to the eminent 4th-century Greek theologian Gregory of Nyssa because of faulty Latin translations.
Constructed around 1890, it is sometimes attributed to John Bradshaw Sharples, the foremost exponent of the local colonial style.
Such wealth, while significant, amounted to far less than the huge fortune sometimes attributed to bin Laden.
These are relatively poor areas, where the longevity of the populace is sometimes attributed to regular farro consumption.
Another work sometimes attributed to Bhartrihari, the Bhattikavya ("Poem of Bhatti"), performs linguistic gymnastics to demonstrate the subtleties of Sanskrit.
The latter reference is to a famous quote sometimes attributed to Lech Wałęsa but actually from Adam Michnik.
The discovery of pitch in the absence of the fundamental is sometimes attributed to J.F. Schouten, ''The Residue, a New Component of Subjective Sound Analysis," K. Ned.
