Sentence examples for * ascribing from inspiring English sources

The mailings feature photos and quotations from smiling people ascribing sunny values to nonpartisan elections.

So be careful about ascribing your former supervisor's behavior to drugs.

It's just that ascribing a £1.9bn value to the equity is wild.

Maybe I'm ascribing traits to this horse that this horse does not have.

But I wrote nothing and assuaged my conscience by ascribing this failure to the drumming disturbance.

One can recognize this age old conflict without ascribing Nixonian motives or worse to the Executive.

Official Russian declarations, meanwhile, were ascribing all responsibility solely to Azerbaijan.

She is also against fatalism, and opposes ascribing agency to abstractions.

The act of ascribing meaning is reassuring for the public, too.

But ascribing too great a power to them is to make fools of ourselves.

Mr. Bush was, needless to say, naïve in ascribing any altruistic motives to the OPEC ministers.