Sentence examples for I can ascribe from inspiring English sources

During one of the baroque popster's many interminable dirges, I once overheard someone in the NME office exclaim: "I'd put my cock in his mouth just to shut him up!" It's still the most trenchant piece of criticism I can ascribe to that particular organ (the magazine, that is).

I can ascribe this as the point when my marriage began to unravel.

"The Calvinistic tenets imposed by the college are not those I can ascribe to.

And I said, 'Before I bought The Atlantic I was invited to those dinner parties and they were so goddam boring I wouldn't go again if I was invited.' People can ascribe whatever motives they want.

"I don't know that you can ascribe all of Bruce's views to her.

Again, all are hypothetical, for not one of them can ascribe to reality its content unconditionally' (Principles, Bk I, Ch. II, sec. 79, modified according to Bradley's notes to the Second Edition).

You can ascribe too much to sports, and give it too little credit.

As with all abstract or semi-abstract art, the viewer can ascribe various meanings to the work.

(We can ascribe anything we can't explain via epigenetics, such as invisibility and possibly the conception of baby William, to epic genie tricks instead).

The most accurate value we can ascribe to the loss of tax revenues through cash-in-hand payments is 'up to £8 billion'.

Everyone is free to tinker at will; we can ascribe actions, ambitions, desires and quotes to him as we see fit.