Sentence examples for falsely ascribed from inspiring English sources

Since the mid-18th century, instruments falsely ascribed to him have been abundant.

Examining, among other things, the Buddha, the Four Noble Truths, and nirvana, Nagarjuna demonstrates that each lacks the autonomy and independence that is falsely ascribed to it.

In 2008, she was sued for $1,936 by Erica Brachfeld, a Southern California lawyer who was representing a company that had bought a bundle of unpaid debt, including the debt falsely ascribed to Ms. Taylor.

Take, for example, the difference between believing that Jesus Christ was 1) God incarnate, 2) a person who wrongly claimed to be the Messiah, or to whom a claim to be the Messiah was falsely ascribed, or 3) a uniquely inspired prophet who will return at the end of time.

No writings of Malachy are known to exist, but falsely ascribed to him is the Prophecy of the Popes, a 16th-century forgery consisting of a list of mottoes supposedly fitting pontiffs from the mid-12th century to the end of time.

But matters become still more problematic in an influential treatise that was composed in Provence around 1230, and (falsely) ascribed to Hai Goan.

(This does not violate Evans' claim that such judgments are immune to error through misidentification: the error here is not one of misidentifying the subject, but instead of falsely ascribing a property to the self).

Thus the tradition which falsely ascribes Plato's late metaphysics to Pythagoras begins not with the Neopythagoreans in the first centuries BCE and CE but already in the fourth century BCE among Plato's own pupils (Burkert 1972a, 53 83; Dillon 2003, 61 62 and 153 154).

Of course, if Ms. Wolff had happened to get caught "plagiarizing" herself, or falsely ascribing some unintelligible remarks to a notoriously incoherent pop star, her publishers would have instantly yanked her book out of circulation and issued a public mea culpa to rival Jacques Chirac's apology for the Dreyfus affair.

Of course, if Ms. Wolf had happened to get caught "plagiarising" herself, or falsely ascribing some unintelligible remarks to a notoriously incoherent pop star, her publishers would have instantly yanked her book out of circulation and issued a public mea culpa to rival Jacques Chirac's apology for the Dreyfus affair.

These proteins could falsely have been ascribed as good candidates for disease markers if the control persons were not taken into account.