Sentence examples for we should attribute from inspiring English sources

If we ever heard of such a thing, he advised, we should attribute it to sickness, dementia or drugs.

In this case, we should attribute the formation of grooved texture to the wrinkled surface formed on the initial jet.

This last suggestion prompts the question as to what influence we should attribute to an architecture world on the status of architectural objects.

We should attribute the effect to that property that is specific enough to suffice for it, but no more specific than that.

If one accepts Locke's view (apparently also endorsed by Newton) that we should attribute thinking to material things, or to aspects of material things, then perhaps Newton has successfully followed Locke in likening gravity to thought, thereby making room for aspects of nature that are not mechanical after all.

The scholar Michael Ghiselin observed that "Perhaps we should attribute his accomplishment less to intelligence than to wisdom," noting that Darwin sought "to gain wisdom through reflecting upon his experience, and was very careful to learn from his own mistakes".

So we think the maintenance of ambophily in T. sinense should attribute to the decrease of population density.

Latonia Moore (Vivetta) has a promising soprano voice, and perhaps one should attribute the occasional inelegances of phrase to over-enthusiasm in the heat of competitive battle.

And I also think on a post-trade basis, you should attribute trades to the venues where they occurred.

This should attribute to the fact that cells closer to surface receive more light and produce more oxygen.

Todd Gitlin, professor of journalism and sociology at Columbia University, said that media outlets should attribute the source of any such information in headlines.