Sentence examples for wrong to attribute from inspiring English sources

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?

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

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

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

Of one of his villains, Richard Crossman, he writes: "It would be wrong to attribute Crossman's moral attitudes to the entire Labour intellectual hierarchy".

It would be wrong, though, to attribute too much to compensation packages.

But when it came to Canada, we fell short of any wrong doing to attribute to them.

It is wrong to always attribute bad motives to those in power, but even if the motives are humanitarian, history should be consulted as to the likely outcomes of military intervention, direct or by proxy.

It is wrong to solely attribute the current backlash to recent events.

To attribute the wrongs of two African-American men to all African-Americans is the definition of racism.