Sentence examples for imputing your from inspiring English sources

Then you try a ticket machine, which you notice has a Union Jack symbol on it, and go through every step including imputing your name and passport number, reserving a seat, inserting your debit card and punching in your PIN, and then it cancels itself leaving you slightly disturbed about whether that money went out or not (and I later found out it did go out, thank you very much).

"It was straight from the totalitarian playbook, disavowing your own methods of terror by imputing them to your enemy and presenting yourself as the only defense against them – and most of the would-be Snowdens kept their mouth shut".

They do it with insults, imputing personal awfulness.

*An intuitive biology, used to understand the living world by imputing an essence to living things.

But in the Middle Ages Christians took to imputing that same crime to the Jews.

We say that without imputing any weakness on these issues to her Republican opponent, Representative Rick Lazio.

We played along, guilelessly imputing new mythic powers to microtargeting.

But he seems to go farther in imputing good will to corporate special interests.

When this happens, Ryan complains that his opponents are imputing things that he has never said.

You have the luxury of reading my article, imputing an oversimplified, unqualified solution, and walking away from it.

We expect scientists working on other less sensitive questions to make clear predictions that avoid imputing value or emotion.