Sentence examples for comments ascribed to from inspiring English sources
Though he didn't specifically deny making any of the comments ascribed to him, Sessions told the Senate committee he had been quoted out of context.
In that statement, Mr. Clinton said his wife had never made the comments ascribed to her. "I was there on election night in 1974, and this charge is simply not true," Mr. Clinton said.
From comments ascribed to her in interviews, some have inferred that she personally blamed the situation on anger at her outspoken political views: "I can't say I was blacklisted, but I was greylisted".
The Crown Prince's office reacted sharply to the piece, saying it "rejects the misleading comments ascribed to the Crown Prince in the article on this basis and in the context they were presented," but there is no denying an increase in tension.
Mr. Wiesenfeld described viewpoints and comments, which he ascribed to Mr. Kushner, that he had found on the Web site of Norman Finkelstein, a political scientist and critic of Israel.
The dress sense of both sexes was a particular cause for comment, a shortcoming charitably ascribed to the separation from the continent imposed by a quarter-century of war.
A commercial transfer has been suggested, which will allow a larger audience to see Ms. Hancock in imposingly stiff-backed form as she lets slip, "I like dogs better than I like people" — the sort of comment one generally hears ascribed to the English, not the French.
But after Senate election losses in 2010 and 2012 that it ascribed to tea party-backed candidates' incendiary comments on rape and race, the group sought to fight back.
'No good deed ever goes unpunished' was Coward's comment". To cover himself, etymologist Rees says it has been ascribed to Oscar Wilde as well.
The next analysis used comments made by individuals who have stopped self-injuring to understand factors ascribed to their successful cessation.
For example, he comments that "a higher and more fundamental value for life might have to be ascribed to deception, selfishness, and lust" (BGE 2, emphasis added).
