Sentence examples for was that attributed from inspiring English sources

Until quite recently, the oldest surviving collection of recipes was that attributed to Apicius, the Roman gourmet who lived at the beginning of the first century.

Based on the accuracy of trap location records (96% of the trap sites were recorded with an accuracy of 100 m or less) and a conservative estimate of the squirrel home range of 150 m (57), the woodland type was that attributed to the area in which the trap site fell or within 150 m of the trap site.

If the French Terror had a slogan, it was that attributed to the great orator Louis de Saint-Just: "No liberty for the enemies of liberty".

Another Latin translation of Greek works that was widely copied in the Middle Ages, probably illustrated in the original, was that attributed to Apuleius and this also contained the alternative names for particular plants given in several languages.

Perhaps the only foolproof definition is that attributed to Canadian-born economist Jacob Viner: economics is what economists do.

British scientists' initial hunch was that the attributes were a hoax.

What they share is that they attribute oneness.

The truth is that those attributes are not confined to any one sector.

But the trouble nowadays is that these attributes are simply not enough.

To simplify a complex notion, legitimacy is that attribute of individuals and institutions that causes their instructions to be obeyed.

"What's rare in this period is sculpture that is attributed," Mr. Blumka said.