Sentence examples for to have attributed from inspiring English sources

As if that were not enough for a satirist to have on her conscience, the US seems to have attributed Mohamed's presumed nuclear ambitions to a second man, an American citizen named Jose Padilla, aka the "dirty bomber".

One view concerning causation, a view that Descartes's critics seemed to have attributed to him, is that one thing causes another to move, for example, by way of contact.

It is not obvious that such a view, which Descartes for one seems to have attributed to God, is coherent, let alone plausible (see the discussion in Curley 1984).

To have attributed the desire-to-desire theory to an Apostolic paper of Russell's would have broken the code of silence (a code designed to promote the unfettered exchange of honest opinion).

A version of pluralism was also advocated by Berlin's contemporary Michael Oakeshott (although Oakeshott seems to have attributed conflicts of values to a mistakenly reflective approach to ethical issues, and suggested that they could be overcome through relying on a more habitual, less self-conscious, ethical approach).

(Shostakovich was said to have attributed the appeal of Jewish music to its "ability to build a jolly melody on sad intonations").

However, their advice for him not to go to Tennessee may have attributed to his switch to LSU.

Many events take place somewhere in real space, so event objects need to have attributes that tell us where the event occurs.

That is, node h(x) is not required to have attribute A; similarly for literals (x.A = y.B).B

VZV-MSP has been shown to have attributes consistent with increased virulence in the SCID-hu mouse model (2).

But people close to the exchange have attributed the problem to unintended technical shortcomings.