Sentences with MISATTRIBUTE

"Many people misattribute the quote to Gandhi, but it was actually said by Margaret Mead."

"Historians often misattribute medieval artwork to anonymous artists."

"Some critics misattribute the success of the film solely to the director, overlooking the contributions of the entire cast and crew."

"It is not uncommon for people to misattribute their negative emotions to external factors."

"Some fans misattribute the band's lyrics to be about a particular personal experience of the lead singer."

"The media occasionally misattributes statements to celebrities without proper verification."

"The citation misattributes the original research paper to the wrong author."

"We should be cautious not to misattribute cultural practices solely based on stereotypes."

"The museum curator misattributed the painting to a famous artist, but later research proved otherwise."

"The gossip columnist often misattributes relationships between celebrities based on mere speculations."

"Some historians misattribute the decline of a civilization to a single event or factor."

"Police officers sometimes misattribute certain behaviors as suspicious when they are actually harmless."

"Researchers found that people frequently misattribute their feelings of hunger to thirst."