In his original exposition of the problem of temporary intrinsics, Lewis does not consider a variety of other ways of understanding sentences attributing ostensibly intrinsic properties to objects at times.
Indeed, any time one receives an idea of how to solve a problem in life that one has been pondering but for which one has been helpless to find an answer, credit is appropriately attributed to the ostensibly infinite mind that governs our existence.
The publisher attributed the second, false entry — for a coloring book authored ostensibly by a "Timothy Strauss" — to Russians who wanted to undermine Snyder's work.
Critics and academics have attributed Boys Don't Crys success to the fact that it ostensibly argued for tolerance of sexual diversity by depicting a relationship between two unlikely people.
The failure of LI08 to detect the b allele protein in three ostensibly polygyne samples (colonies), including one from the College Station area, can be attributed to any of several potential causes irrelevant to the proposed biological role of Gp-9 in inducing polygyny.
Even then, the verses were mostly used as quotations against particular views ostensibly held by Omar, leading some scholars to suspect that they may have been invented and attributed to Omar because of his scholarly reputation.
Some studies claimed normal D2 GALT mRNA levels and attributed the decrease to altered p.N314D protein stability (14, 23); others claimed decreased D2 GALT mRNA levels ostensibly resulting from intronic mutations (15) or from impaired D2 promoter function (24, 25).
Over time she amassed considerable wealth (which she attributed to political donations) that included numerous parcels of real-estate property and bank accounts and a fleet of more than a dozen airplanes and helicopters that were ostensibly used for political campaigning.
"It now seems, following these hearings, that the president's language that ostensibly suspends the writ of habeas corpus and the language providing for secret trials and the expansive sweep of the president's November 13 order were not intended," Mr. Leahy said, referring to the recent comments, some made publicly by administration figures and others attributed anonymously to officials.
