Sentence examples for self ascribed from inspiring English sources

While such tactics are hardly exclusive to liberals the supposed "War on Christianity" represents the pinnacle of all self ascribed pity parties.

The measure we used to assess ethnicity (self ascribed descriptors based on the UK census in 2000) helps comparability with other research but has limitations.

28 People may not define themselves as being in the same ethnic group over time, 29 so self ascribed ethnicity should be viewed as a proxy for how people view their membership of an ethnic grouping 28 30 and does not necessarily tap into notions of "cultural identity".

"You have a perceptual problem, and you self-ascribe," Nakayama says.

On Lewis's view, believing is self-ascribing.

Agents self-ascribe properties, so the things they believe are properties.

One can therefore self-ascribe bodily properties as well as mental properties to the self without self-identification.

She may then self-ascribe the property of seeing exactly one man such that he is hungry.

If I believe I am not a crook, I self-ascribe the property of not being a crook.

Second, since we can self-ascribe we must be able to other-ascribe, and that means that our methods for doing so must be adequate.

If John sincerely utters 'I am making a mess', then he self-ascribes the property of making a mess, and therefore he believes that property.