Sentence examples for attribute the same from inspiring English sources

Wrongly, perilously, we tend not to attribute the same destructive powers to it that we do to powders, capsules and vials.

The views defended by Stump and Swinburne are quite similar, and both attribute the same basic view to Aquinas.

"I would be reluctant to attribute the same mental operation (i.e., consciousness) in infants as in adults simply because of similar patterns of brain activity".

Peripheral cutaneous angioedema also is common; however, patients may not attribute the same level of risk to cutaneous angioedema as with angioedema at other sites, so presentation in the ED may be less frequent.

Polger adopts a reply akin to Couch's to functionalist "empathetic" intuitions that we share mental states with a wide range of terrestrial creatures: he denies that we really attribute the same (as compared to similar) mental states to other species (2004, 15).

We don't even know if we attribute the same meaning to the words we use.

This sentence attributes the same quotation twice.

In a canny nod to Euro-secularism, in Strasbourg he attributed the same insight to "our belief as a European Union".It only half worked.

The fact that some other scholars have also attributed the same "Henry VI" scenes to Marlowe, however, gives the authors confidence: "The presence of Marlowe in these plays … is now undeniable".

In the 1980s researchers were interested in women's provocative (revealing, sexy) dress and the extent to which men and women attributed the same meaning to it.

To capture the complementarities between human resources and equipment inputs in service delivery, we attributed the same weight to all dimensions.