Sentence examples for traceable to her from inspiring English sources

Partly thanks to the fact that that her mother majored in women's studies, Kokal – whose surname is traceable to her father's ancestral roots in Slovenia – is the keenest to discuss what the group's gender means for their lives and music.

The Amy of the title, well played by Alana De Roma, is an 8-year-old apparently unable to hear or speak: manifestations of trauma traceable to her presence at the death of her father, a rock star electrocuted onstage during a performance in the midst of a drenching rainstorm.

When attempting to infiltrate the Feingold campaign, Maass gave her name as Allison Moss, but listed a phone number that was publicly traceable to her Yonkers home and her real name of Allison Maass.

And her fixation on John Wilkes Booth may be traceable to their shared birthday (May 10).

Only Anansa and her husband, David, appear to have any tension, and that's directly traceable to their appearance on the show.

It was "traceable to his war service", and attributed to a gas attack.

The parents of one young girl were told that her contortions were a consequence of "conversion hysteria," traceable to a boy in her neighborhood who had once enjoyed pulling down girls' pants, or to a bath she had taken with her brother, or, possibly, to her parents' prudish thinking about sex.

Isabel is as polluted, with grief and guilt, as the water she worries about, but there's a deeper murkiness to her that isn't easily traceable to any of the toxic events of her life.

On July 13 , 1990 an expert testified in a Manhattan court that DNA analysis of semen found in the victim in the Central Park jogger case was not traceable to any of the youths charged with her gang rape and attempted murder.

The next several decades brought a parade of physical ailments that were easily traceable to the bomb: Shoji's eyes and ears gave up early; her insides felt perpetually cold; her teeth fell out, requiring dentures in her forties.

And in a voice whose rhythms were still traceable to somewhere near the Grand Concourse, she talked about the route her working life had taken, and about the times she chose to veer from that path.