Sentence examples for who attributed from inspiring English sources

The debates among these hypotheses -- particularly the debate between those who attributed growing inequality to globalization and those who attributed it to technology -- were many and bitter.

Think David Silvester, the Ukip councillor who attributed the winter floods to gay marriage.

Nonsense, said Mr. Komissarov, who attributed these quirks to the mysterious ways of the brain.

And then there was David Silvester, the councillor who attributed the winter floods to gay marriage.

"All I can do is try my best," said Mr. Yip, who attributed the problem to a paint mix-up.

The fault may lie with President Obama, who attributed the line to Angelou in an address last year.

One of them is Teixeira, who attributed his success —.298 in 47 at-bats — to "luck, honestly".

His condition rapidly deteriorated before he died, said Abdulsalami Nasidi, project director at the Nigeria Centre for Disease Control, who attributed his death to ebola.

Mr. Jones cursed "this stiffness thing" and said that reporters who attributed cynical motives to his friend "are busy writing about themselves".

The roots of this fascination go right back to the ancient Egyptians and Greeks, who attributed special powers to the vegetable.

Rylance admitted to being influenced by Alec Guinness, who attributed his own indelible TV performance as John le Carré's spy George Smiley to moving as little as possible.