Sentence examples for imputing to him from inspiring English sources

But in Judge Gary's opinion, "For a man to say that he is prejudiced against horse thieves is no ground for imputing to him any misconduct as a juror".

Tabari quotes him thus: "I have fabricated things against God and have imputed to Him words which He has not spoken".

He added: "He is not really aware that the act imputed to him was done by him".

His lawyer said Mr. de Guzman was "not really aware that the act imputed to him was done by him".

He bristled when Democrats suggested that the motives of the President who nominated him, or of the Republican Party, could be imputed to him.

The charge involves only a small part of the corruption imputed to him, but illustrates the effort to overhaul the economy and political system.

He refused, however, to sign the anathema condemning the Arians because he doubted "whether Arius really held what the anathema imputed to him".

The charge involves only a small part of the widespread corruption imputed to him, but it sends a significant signal that Indonesia is trying to overhaul its economy and political system and lay the basis for the rule of law.

The letter from the caucus said there was evidence "that Malik will likely be persecuted in Guinea on account of his father's political opinion being imputed to him, his membership in this prominent family and his mental condition".

Mr. Maples, now represented by Gregory G. Garre of Latham & Watkins, argued that the lawyers from Sullivan & Cromwell had abandoned him and that their mistakes should therefore not be imputed to him.

The specific length of a beard, the way it is trimmed, whether or not it is dyed: these distinctions make a deliberate statement about the wearer's religious affiliations and the degree of his piety — or the degree of piety that he wishes to have imputed to him.