Sentence examples for You can ascribe from inspiring English sources

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

You can ascribe that to a crime scene.

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

As David Karoly points out, "burning fossil fuels produces carbon dioxide enriched with carbon isotope 12C and reduced 13C and essentially no 14C, and it decreases atmospheric oxygen": in other words you can ascribe the increase directly to human activity.

So Inverdale sails on regardless, if you can ascribe qualities of forward progress to a broadcaster whose sole identifiable advance in recent years has been his eventually learning that one doesn't pronounce Djokovic "Joykovitch".

There is only one aspect [in this project] where you can ascribe someone to an ethnic group based on skull characteristics.

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.

Instead, they claim that one can ascribe knowledge to someone, or to oneself, only when certain complex conditions are satisfied, among them certain behavioral conditions.