Sentence examples for kind attributed to from inspiring English sources

A particularly moving hanging scroll of this kind, attributed to him and bearing a long poem composed by the emperor and written by Yang, is the unsigned version of the Banquet by Lantern Light in the National Palace Museum in Taipei.

Therefore, a theory of the kind attributed to the folk's Leibniz cannot explain all the phenomena of Newtonian mechanics, and again we can argue abductively for absolute space.

The fact that he was elected thrice to lead McKinsey, one of world's leading consulting firms, by its partners and the first non-American to be so chosen is proof enough that he is a professional to the core who will not commit the indiscretions of the kind attributed to him.

One famous limerick of this kind is attributed to Lear: There was a young lady of Niger Who smiled as she rode on a tiger; They returned from the ride With the lady inside, And the smile on the face of the tiger.

Beyond his physical gifts and technical mastery, however, he was known for his courage and the kind of bravado attributed to fighter pilots and astronauts — "the right stuff," in the writer Tom Wolfe's phrase.

This notion of objectivity is clearly quite weak, and it falls well short of the kind of objectivity attributed to true statements in some strongly realist theories of truth.

Overall, XEs, when tested in benign breast cells from multiple human subjects, consistently initiated specific functional changes of the kind that are attributed to malignant onset in breast tissue.

Rather than posit a multiplicity of souls, William holds that higher souls incorporate the kinds of operations attributed to lower ones.

But the welterweight Vernon Forrest claimed that he had foreseen his victory over Shane Mosley in the kind of vision usually attributed to the likes of Nostradamus.

Updated, 2 38 p.m. | Police Commissioner Raymond W. Kelly made his first statement on Wednesday about the latest scandal to hit the New York Police Department, condemning the kind of hateful speech attributed to several police officers on a Facebook page dedicated to the unpleasantness of working the annual West Indian American Day Parade in Brooklyn.

Page B3 New York POLICE LEADER CONDEMNS INSULTS AGAINST PARADEGOERS Police Commissioner Raymond W. Kelly condemned the kind of hateful speech attributed to several officers on a Facebook page dedicated to the unpleasantness of working at the annual West Indian American Day Parade in Brooklyn.