Sentence examples for wrong attributes from inspiring English sources

The central problem with matchmaking, she said, is that people too often look for the wrong attributes in a potential mate.

This can be incredibly valuable as long as we don't over or mis-apply the patterns in the wrong instances based on the wrong attributes.

Massey denies that it did anything wrong, attributing the explosion to an unforeseeable bubble of gas from deep in the ground.

It feels wrong attributing absolute power to your adviser but your adviser has absolute power.

It would be wrong to attribute all these problems to American military strategy.

But we would be wrong to attribute this suitability to design.

But not wrong to attribute them to some, or most of the Labour intellectual hierarchy?

Cameroon's spirit was indeed immense, but it would be wrong to attribute their win to that alone.

ReprintsAnd yet it would be wrong to attribute Washington's success in creating jobs entirely to the public sector.

The fact that Mr. Sarnoff got the book's title slightly wrong -- attributing the reminiscences to a "Stock Market Operator" -- is the sort of thing one encounters cover to cover in the Livermore library.

But it would be wrong to attribute the burgeoning support for Zimmerman to the blunders of Spike Lee or an NBC producer.