Sentence examples for that attributes from inspiring English sources

There has even resurfaced a Web site that attributes deity to Woods.

LES ROBERTS, supervisor of a survey that attributes 1.7 million deaths in eastern Congo to two years of war.

It's hard to knock an album that attributes its qualities to some of music's most refined songwriters.

Some research has found that attributes like increased alertness and focus can be replicated by the placebo effect.

Indeed, the nonpartisan Congressional Budget Office just issued a report that attributes only 6percentt of this year's $500 billion deficit to a sluggish economy.

It's a refuge for sufferers of what is now called "environmental illness", a controversial diagnosis that attributes otherwise unexplained symptoms to pollution.

Laws limiting women's political role rely on the hadith, particularly one that attributes to the prophet a particularly damning view of women's abilities to lead.

American teenagers are increasingly uninterested in driving, according to a new report that attributes a drop in driver's licenses to the flagging economy.

Like Susie, most of the residents in Snowflake have what they call "environmental illness", a controversial diagnosis that attributes otherwise unexplained symptoms to pollution.

Plato valued abstract ideas more than the physical world and rejected the notion that attributes such as goodness and beauty were "mechanical manifestations of material atoms".

Second, the system must have been set up by legislation that attributes specified individual rights to, or that imposes specified obligations on, a public, semipublic, or autonomous body.