Sentence examples for tempting to attribute from inspiring English sources

It's tempting to attribute this to youthful inexperience.

It's tempting to attribute hip-hop's recent surge of lyrical energy to America's worrisome state.

It's tempting to attribute the prevalence of noise bands to musical precedent.

It's tempting to attribute this mess to sheer incompetence: George W. Bush liked what Charles Schwab said, and nobody dared tell the emperor the truth about his wardrobe.

It is tempting to attribute them to varying cycles of good and bad times that different industries follow during the year.

It's tempting to attribute some of the success of "Your Name" in Asia more broadly to its emphasis on quotidian, shared values and experiences.

But the G.E. chief had a warning for those Americans tempted to attribute China's rise, and possibly their own country's economic malaise, to the Chinese exchange rate.

While the porosity, as mentioned above, may be a weak argument against formation in nebular lightnings and one could be tempted to attribute the small size to different length scales in experimental and real situations, an analysis of energetic efficiency shows what "rarity" means in this context.

But in case you're tempted to attribute this vandalism spree to some sort of class-resentment, Stone himself apparently drives a Mercedes, the Times reports.

On the basis of the results of Experiment 2 alone one might be tempted to attribute the priming effect seen here to visual features shared by items with a close semantic distance (e.g., wheels for "wagon" and "van"; legs and snout for "dog" and "wolf"), rather than to the activation of individual concepts, which some researchers have argued cannot occur without attention [28].

One might be tempted to attribute these dissociation constants to two discrete types of binding site.