Sentence examples for tends to attribute from inspiring English sources

In some cases, Silver tends to attribute successful reasoning to the use of Bayesian methods without any evidence that those particular analyses were actually performed in Bayesian fashion.

Stezaker also found strange the disparity between the comic, transgressive tone of the textual additions, which one tends to attribute to Orton, and the lyric qualities of the pictorial collages, which Colsell attributes to Halliwell.

We are also concerned about regular reporting of honour-based violence and forced marriage which tends to attribute serious violence against women entirely to culture and religion, and especially Islam.

Still, Mr. Hussain tends to attribute most of the blame to the National Front and the British National Party, which he says have given voice to the residents' worst fears and hatreds.

As a reference to the philosopher Jacques Derrida as "the literary critic Jacques Derrida" suggests, Judt has no patience for Continental thought, whose prominence, such as it was, he tends to attribute to a combination of fashionableness and ambition.

Though Mrs. Clinton admits that she made missteps with her health-care plan (its failure contributed to the Republicans' taking control of both the House and Senate in 1994 for the first time in 40 years), she tends to attribute many of her and her husband's difficulties before and during his presidency to "the politics of personal destruction".

People tend to attribute things to pure achievement that are, in fact, not attributable to achievement.

Florida tended to attribute these deaths to accidental suffocation, California to SIDS.

Liberals tend to attribute Mr. Bush's decline to what they call his right-wing policies.

In other words, researchers tend to attribute to twins' genes what ought to be attributed to their peculiar shared environment.

We tend to attribute more prestige, power and ascendancy to academic-serialist styles of music than they deserve.