Sentence examples for later ascribed from inspiring English sources

But he did just that — or, rather, he treated her with the same mix of submission and domination that he later ascribed to Philippe.

His parents were Protestants and he inherited a strong dose of the work-ethic that he later ascribed to this tradition.

As for the role later ascribed to the jams, "I never realized those sessions would grow to have real significance in the history of folk music," Mr. Block said.

Far from being the hidden agenda later ascribed to the EU by British Eurosceptics, the report spelled it out: "European union implies that we present a united front to the outside world.

In a spiky satire on press presumption, the novel points up the disparity between this man and the persona later ascribed to him as a treacherous "art smuggler, womaniser".

A South Korean vessel sunk a North Korean torpedo boat and severely damaged another, killing at least 20 North Korean sailors, but the episode was later ascribed to an order given by a local North Korean commander, not to Kim Jong Il or his top aides.

Later he ascribed his influences not only to teachers – he also learned with Michel Piastro and Georg Kulenkampff – but to predecessors such as Paganini.

Rizvi showed how later philosophers ascribed the ontological primacy of essence (or quiddity) thesis to Suhrawardi and noted that he "clearly states that quiddity/essence in itself is a conceptual and unreal a notion as existence" (Rizvi 1999: 224), Suhrawardi noting that "the quiddity of luminosity [i.e., the same as light] is a mental universal" (PI, 92.4 5).

Although later writers ascribed Richard's burial to other places, the accounts of Vergil and Rous were seen by modern investigators as the most credible.

Later, Chanderpati ascribed the murder to the unauthorised withdrawal of the couple's security team ignoring the orders given by the district and sessions judge (DSJ) of Kaithal.

In the first centuries after Alexander's death, probably in Alexandria, a quantity of the legendary material coalesced into a text known as the Alexander Romance, later falsely ascribed to Callisthenes and therefore known as Pseudo-Callisthenes.