Opponents of the respective works also make the mistake of ascribing statements made by characters to the authors themselves.
"It does not appear in any of the major early texts that have statements ascribed to Confucius," Crane said.
I would like to clear up any lingering confusion about the statement ascribed to me in "Different Lives, One Goal: Finding the Key to College" (front page, May 5).
This time the statement was ascribed to Rupert Murdoch himself – interesting because the chief executive rarely gives on the record quotes in response to press speculation.
Statements ascribing an inductive probability to a hypothesis are, in Carnap's view, analytic, because they merely formulate the strength of the support bestowed upon a hypothesis by a given body of evidence.
The obvious ease with which an American plane could spy on China from international waters, and the quick American statements ascribing blame to the Chinese pilot and demanding the immediate return of the plane and its crew, struck raw nerves here.
In this, he is closer to Vanderbilt, who had a fine time and didn't make statements ascribing his success to a Divine plan.
This is important as the authors make clear statements ascribing all the phenomenon to the increased antigen contact in DCs without exploring this alternative possibility.
If, however, you do stick around, at least two further caveats: references to Pliny are suspect, i.e., statements are often ascribed to him which are not his; and you should disregard the fabulously early dates assigned by Allen to Greek temples.
On Oct. 11, the court will consider another biased statement, this one ascribed to a juror during deliberations in a sexual assault trial.
"These are men and women who not only themselves ascribe to the statement of faith that is part of the ordination procedure, but have gone through a religious procedure before ordination and who make sure that the religious programs that are broadcast uplift the body of Christ at large.
