Sentence examples for we once attributed from inspiring English sources

"I think some of the qualities we once attributed to neurotics have simply been normalized," said Peter N. Stearns, a historian at George Mason University in Fairfax, Va., and author of the forthcoming book "Satisfaction Not Guaranteed: Dilemmas of Progress in Modern Society".

He once attributed it to his not liking strangers.

His Trumpet Voluntary was once attributed to Henry Purcell.

And then there is the incomparable "Concert Champêtre," once attributed to Giorgione, now to Titian.

Johnson once attributed the explosion of offense to the expansion effect, the dilution of pitching.

Calvin Trillin once attributed the financial collapse to the influx of smart people on Wall Street.

In an interview, he once attributed the unusual emotional reality of his figures to the fatigue of his models.

Quite a number of pictures once attributed to Canaletto are now widely agreed to be by his nephew.

An example of his early style, once attributed to Rembrandt, is Christ Raising the Daughter of Jairus.

Interventionists once attributed Japan's success to industrial policy and to close relations between groups of firms and banks.

Van den Eeckhout's drawings, many of which were once attributed to Rembrandt, reveal his versatility as a draftsman.