Sentence examples for work attributes from inspiring English sources

The introduction, which acts as an enclosing frame for the entire work, attributes the stories to a learned Brahmin named Vishnusharman, who used the form of animal fables to instruct the three dull-witted sons of a king.

This week Councilmen José Huizar and Tom LaBonge and several of Parkinson's great-grandchildren attended a dedication ceremony that named the intersection of 5th and Spring Streets "John Parkinson Square". Stephen Gee, author of "Iconic Vision," a book about Parkinson's work, attributes this anonymity to a postwar academic obsession with modernism and the fact that he and his son died by 1945.

These positive work attributes could be enhanced by better housing and prospects for career advancement.

Perhaps in Caucasian society work attributes are more highly prized than in other societies.

One of the suits, filed over a $17 million work attributed to Jackson Pollock, was settled in October.

Some of the work attributed to him is unpublished and some of it may be wrongly attributed to him.

The legacy of Parsloe's work – attributed in her nomination to her commitment and determination – is impressive.

The extant work attributed to the poet is the Divan-i hikmet ("Book of Wisdom"), containing poems on mystical themes.

Mr. Williams called defense lawyers to say he did not do all the work attributed to him on the time sheets, either.

What would change if we seriously doubted that Shakespeare wrote the body of work attributed to him – or if we knew conclusively that someone else wrote it?

To say Bach's wife wrote some of the works attributed to her husband does not diminish his work, said Jarvis, "not a jot". Nor is it the first great work attributed to Bach and then questioned, the other being the thunderous "Tocatta and Fugue in D Minor" for organ.