To savages generally is imputed a guttural articulation.
It confirmed the authority he imputed to her, and it produced on him an extraordinary effect.
"I find myself very unwell this morning, which, I suppose, is to be imputed to my getting wet through yesterday.
Nature's values are imputed to her retroactively by spirit, which in its material dependence has a logical and moral primacy of its own.
Distinction is thus in one sense artificial, since it cannot become important or practical unless a certain environment gives play to individual talent and preserves its originality; but distinction nevertheless is perfectly real, and not merely imputed.
Though, if the same body should still live, and immediately from the separation of the little finger have its own peculiar consciousness, whereof the little finger knew nothing, it would not at all be concerned for it, as a part of itself, or could own any of its actions, or have any of them imputed to him.