Sentence examples for unanimously attributed from inspiring English sources

About 1483 he went to Rome, where the "Testament of Moses" fresco in the Sistine Chapel is unanimously attributed to him.

Scholars through the years have almost unanimously attributed the authorship of this work to John Winthrop, and John Cotton said as much in a book he published in 1648.

While neither these behaviours are unanimously attributed to an adaptive value, music and entrainment in various guises has been suggested to be related to group cohesion [22], the evolution of language [23], hominid speciation by means of natural selection [24], and costly signalling of mate quality in the context of sexual selection [25].

NTSB's members voted unanimously to attribute the probable cause of the accident to multiple factors, however, including also the failure of the truck driver to yield to the vehicle.

Since the social group was not homogeneous, validity and executive power were attributed only to decisions taken unanimously in an assembly, and the deliberations in each instance concerned only the question of conformity to tradition.

The United Nations report, attributed to Secretary General Kofi Annan, was largely based on published accounts and descriptions by humanitarian groups and other organizations, because Israel blocked the United Nations from conducting a first-hand inquiry unanimously sought by the Security Council.

The incident caught the attention of politicians and the press, which unanimously condemned their unladylike conduct, the Guardian suggesting that it was "such as one was accustomed to attribute to women from the slums".

Among the unanimously accepted metrics for the quantification of the user-perceived degradation are the ones proposed by Winkler use image attributes like sharpness and colourfulness [18 20].

The Senate voted virtually unanimously that climate change is occurring and not, as some Republicans have said, a hoax – but it defeated two measures attributing its causes to human activity.

Although it is not embraced unanimously (e.g., Pradines 2009), the developing model of Swahili society, while overturning older, colonial-inspired models of Arab origins and settlement (e.g., Kirkman 1954, 1964), also acknowledges the likelihood of small-scale immigration from multiple Middle Eastern and Indian Ocean peoples without attributing the foundations of Swahili society to them.

"When we discussed the candidates that we felt had the right attributes, we unanimously agreed on David Moyes.