Sentence examples for wrongly ascribed from inspiring English sources

But Aylward says these fatalities were wrongly ascribed to Ebola and would be removed from the official count.

His dialogue De plantis (1556) is a commentary on the book on plants wrongly ascribed to Aristotle, and his Exercitationes exotericae de subtilitate (1557; "Esoteric Exercises in Subtlety") discusses scientific and metaphysical problems raised in De subtilitate rerum ("On the Subtlety of Things") by the eminent naturalist Geronimo Cardano.

The mutilated anonymous commentary on the de Interpretatione extant in Codex Parisinus Graecus 2064 and edited by L. Tarán 1978 has been wrongly ascribed to Olympiodorus.

These DEGs are likely to originate from stromal cells; if the same DEG also appears in TACsev, it could be an indication that the tumor focused analyses wrongly ascribed the differential expression of this gene-probe to tumor cells.

With his corona of dark hair as convoluted as Yo-Yo's was straight -- as if his brain had outgrown his skull and were spreading -- he bent over the piano with the neurasthenic sensitivity often ascribed (wrongly, I assure you, though my memory of his playing has faded over the years) to the young Chopin.

"I was a drum major for justice, peace and righteousness," it wrongly says -- this ascribed to a man who was morally against tooting his own horn.

Take, for example, the difference between believing that Jesus Christ was 1) God incarnate, 2) a person who wrongly claimed to be the Messiah, or to whom a claim to be the Messiah was falsely ascribed, or 3) a uniquely inspired prophet who will return at the end of time.

He interpreted, using speeches, and ascribed motives.

Over 100 murders ascribed to Ferguson alone.

I ascribed to him a worldly wisdom.

Some 34,814 are ascribed to murder.