| It is also imputable to the agent as the one whose purpose motivates the interference. |
| If the term cause must be used, it can best be distinguished in this meaning as the imputable or responsible or blamable cause, to indicate the value-judgment involved. |
| This was no other than Thomas Craig, to whose malignity and cunning all her misfortunes were imputable. |
| Among the failings readily imputable to it are the vagueness of the drafting and its effort to say too much. |
| In my opinion anything on her part that followed is imputable to his own fault, and he had no title to resent it. |
| He was willing, therefore, to take all the blame which was imputable to this circumstance upon himself. |
