Sentence examples for false attribution from inspiring English sources

Ironically, Borges delighted in literary pastiche and false attribution.

"The transparently false attribution is irony," said Tugendhat, in a 17-page judgment.

Managers in Partnership will resist a scapegoating charter, because false attribution – good for politicians and vested interests – is bad for patients.

Had you not taken a "shortcut" and had you checked my previous work with editors, you would not have found a single false attribution on my record.

The false attribution of blame to renewable energy for the blackouts is not only a case in point, but provokes an important question.

The pure fabrication is a kind of forgery that defies classification, often because there is no false attribution and the motives are difficult to ascertain.

Possibly because of the number of false attributions, Cellini's luster began to tarnish.

Worse, Morelli made his own share of false attributions, prompting one art historian to dismiss him as a "quack doctor".

Marclay's editorial suaveness is almost a parody of what might be considered classical editing, TV-commercial-style or high-studio-style, except that even these examples of banality are false attributions.

But Ronald D. Spencer, a Manhattan lawyer and editor of the art-law handbook "The Expert Versus the Object: Judging Fakes and False Attributions in the Visual Arts," said he was glad that is not done in the United States.

Mr. Alter declined to comment on Thursday, but told The New York Law Journal in October that his nomination appeared to have run into trouble because of "certain false attributions" to him of statements that he denied making.