Sentence examples for practice of attributing from inspiring English sources

Pathetic fallacy, poetic practice of attributing human emotion or responses to nature, inanimate objects, or animals.

The perceptualist identification of pains with experiences is not in the clear yet: the perceptual theorist has to give an account of the common practice of attributing pains to bodily locations.

The social distribution of human decision-making would also mitigate individual's responsibility for a transgression, thereby producing dramatic ramifications for our practices of attributing legal culpability.

Jamieson (1998) argues for perceptualism, pointing out that our everyday practices of attributing mental states to nonhuman animals are deeply ingrained, automatic, conceptually unifying and empirically powerful.

We argue that a rhetorical perspective reveals how practices of attributing meaning and value to places are often more conflict-ridden, action-oriented, and politically-charged than is implied by much research in environmental psychology.

He said Hari's practice of not attributing some interviewees' quotes was wrong.

Speaking to Radio 4's The Media Show, Kelner said Hari's practice of not attributing some interviewees' quotes was wrong.

Development of the broader spectrum of attributes is more likely when students are engaged with realistic and relevant experiences that demand the integration and practice of these attributes in contexts that the students find meaningful.

Further questions gained information on socio-demographic characteristics of respondents (ethnicity, personal experience of CRC screening, affiliation with medical school) and GP practice attributes (practice setting, number of partners, list size, age profile of registered patients).

The failure to report incidents outside of the practice was attributed to a number of factors, including a workplace culture that mistakes were deemed to be "within acceptable limits even though in fact if one was to have the hard evidence and comparative with what's going on on a national basis, you might find that you are a complete outlier" (GP7).

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