Sentence examples for an ascribed from inspiring English sources

Race is often an ascribed and assigned category, while ethnicity, when compared to race, is often acquired and self-claimed by the individuals in the group.

The portrait of a man ascribed to a "follower of Anthonis Mor" was remarkable for its psychological probe.

The lot of a Washington bureaucrat, a title ascribed to practically all government workers.

The New Yorker, May 15 , 1943P. 56 The lot of a Washington bureaucrat, a title ascribed to practically all government workers.

Aristotle credits Sophocles with the invention of scene painting, an innovation ascribed by others to Aeschylus.

The justices, who in a 1995 decision ascribed a high value to anonymous political speech, were openly skeptical of the justification for the ordinance.

Appraisal means that an individual ascribes a value to the observed effect.

Handel composed this first of his many English oratorios in 1718, to a libretto ascribed to Alexander Pope and John Arbuthnot.

Friess later described Santorum as "truly the post-partisan candidate," a line ascribed to then-candidate Barack Obama in 2008.

Almost 100 DUBs were identified in the human genome and yet, only a few have been ascribed a function [ 11].

IDO, a tryptophan depleting enzyme, was ascribed a role in murine pregnancy [42].