Sentence examples for surely be attributed from inspiring English sources

If Gore stumbles in Iowa, his failure will surely be attributed to his personal appeal or his advertising.

Yet while they are revered – beloved in Palmer's case – Watson was merely admired, an incongruity that can surely be attributed in large part to personality.

This sweet irony can surely be attributed to the skill, nerve, persistence and, yes, clout of Ms. Winfrey, who has recently been the instigator of similar uncompromising literary adaptations on television, and of Jonathan Demme.

While some of that can surely be attributed to what the polls show — widespread support for the candidate — it could also give a candidate an unfair advantage, as it makes that candidate look like the winner, even before the votes are counted.

In fact, a good deal of the credit for the way Yamaha have closed the gap to Honda - and perhaps even overtaken them with the 1000cc YZR-M1 – over the winter must surely be attributed to Dovizioso's input.

Part of the seemingly callous, overconfident and arrogant attitude of the health centre nurses can surely be attributed to ignorance and inability to deal with uncertainty.

Although this work was done in 1601, and although it still hangs in the church of Santa Maria del Popolo in Rome, it surely should be attributed to an epoch in which photography, and all it could capture of the moment, was beginning to seize the initiative from painting.

But surely this can all be attributed to people reading too much into innocuous happenstance, because believing that we're all being controlled by secret organisations is much less frightening than accepting the lonely purposeless reality of life on Earth?

Caldwell somewhat overstates the case - surely the failures of European immigration can be attributed to both the hostility of the masses and the insecurity of the elites.

And chances are, any success by their offspring will be attributed to the mares' genetic prowess while the failures will surely fall on the backs of the sires.

However, the focus on what could be attributed to PCT was so evident in the groups that some participants commented that surely not everything could be caused by the disease.