Sentence examples similar to ascribed to a quotation from inspiring English sources

In his Neoplatonic philosophical anthology, The Book of Degrees (Sefer ha-ma'alot), a Hebrew quotation ascribed to a "sage" (did Falaquera know that the work was made by al-Majriti?) is in reality a literal passage of the Epistle of the Brethren of Purity dealing with the relationship between the Universal Soul and the particular souls.

A lot of integrity ascribed to a news anchor.

It's a far cry from the democratic participation normally ascribed to a proper union.

(Ascribed to a 19th century European leader, perhaps apocryphal).

The residual variability was ascribed to a constant additive model.

The residual variability was ascribed to a proportional model.

I ascribed to him a worldly wisdom.

In winter 2001, the International Center for Photography (ICP) in New York City sponsored an exhibit, "Perfecting Mankind: Eugenics and Photography," where posted on the wall was a quotation ascribed to my grandmother, Margaret Sanger: "More children from the fit, less from the unfit that is the chief issue of birth control". My grandmother never said this.

His discreet pessimism is probably best summed up by a quotation frequently ascribed to him: "From the youngest age I have thought that the world we live in betrays us; this thought still remains with me".

"Then each player," Schlesinger said, "must invent a quotation to be plausibly ascribed to the author".

A consensus diagnosis was ascribed to the case.