Sentence examples for universally attributed from inspiring English sources

The attack, which left 21 people dead, including three Americans, was almost universally attributed to the Taliban.

Political opponents, critical journalists and errant guerrilla leaders were regularly assassinated, and countless thousands of civilians died, all as a result of machinations universally attributed here to Syria.

Uccello is justly famous for his careful and sophisticated perspective studies, most clearly visible in The Flood, in the underdrawing (sinopia) for his last fresco, The Nativity, and in three drawings universally attributed to him.

Instead, both satellite data and independent balloon data show a near-zero trend from 1979 to 1997, followed by a well-known 1998 temp "spike" which is universally attributed to a Super-El Niño.

Hamre is articulate, widely liked and seemingly unambitious--traits not universally attributed to Deutch.

Diseases of the human brain are almost universally attributed to malfunction or loss of nerve cells.

However, such views were not considered to be held universally and were attributed to older family or community members and less relevant for 'educated' men and women.

Moreover, they filled an important r6le both at births and at marriages, though not (it appears) at funerals.8 The chief power of the magician consisted in his universally recognised attribute of being able to assure the health of his clientele, and to provide for them the means of nourishment and the like by virtue of his charms.

While love seems to be a universally valued attribute, defining love in behavioral terms can be a challenging undertaking.

These findings strongly suggest that emotions are not universally recognized in facial expressions, challenging the theory, attributed to Charles Darwin, that facial movements might be evolved behaviors for expressing emotion.

"From that date, for these reasons, the falsity of the meaning attributed to the words complained of has been universally accepted and the claimant's [McAlpine's] reputation was, at that date effectively vindicated".