Sentence examples for knowledge has attributed from inspiring English sources

I am surprised that no one to my knowledge has attributed the poetic, if not the literal, provenance of the ringing imperative "Ask not" to Robert Browning's line in "Home Thoughts, From the Sea": "Here and here did England help me: how can I help England?" Leo Stern Jr. New York, May 10 , 2005

To our knowledge, no previous study has attributed the outcome to all involved hospitals without double counting.

The Japanese-born Ishiguro has described his own style as one that "suppresses meaning" and has attributed his success to "tackling on a thematic level the implications" of this style, of the voice his narrators use to avoid self-knowledge.

Several authors have attributed fear of contagion to inadequate HIV and AIDS related knowledge, whereas others have demonstrated a reduction in fears through improved AIDS education [ 11, 25].

In this week's Talk of the Town, Judith Thurman reported that the interloper, Tommaso Debenedetti, had attributed eye-catching anti-Obama sentiments to both writers, without their knowledge and against their own leanings.

For Kant had attributed the apriori the far more philosophically significant function of constituting the object of experience or knowledge.

(He had attributed them on other occasions).

Some have attributed the accident to suicide.

No role, to our knowledge, has to date been attributed to endogenous ethylene in triggering/signalling potato tuber cold sweetening.

Knowledge has a social dimension.

Knowledge has mixed roots.