Sentence examples for and ascribe it from inspiring English sources

From the premise that every (human) experience is such that it is possible for its subject to become aware of it and ascribe it to herself, we can infer that in every experience the subject must be capable of distinguishing a recognitional component not wholly absorbed by, and thus distinct from, the item recognized (1966: 100).

Yet Democratic strategists consider that fallout relatively modest and ascribe it more to frustration over gridlock in Washington than ire over potential tax increases.

Call it what you want, and ascribe it to whatever motivation you please, but there's just a radically different emotional atmosphere, a very divergent set of optics and ultimately an explosive political dynamic established when stoic firemen in bulky parkas and red helmets are on the picket line rather than teachers in pink T-shirts.

I think it's really dangerous to read too much into the number of civilian deaths and ascribe it purely to Trump's decisions or Obama's.

I think it's really dangerous to read too much into the number of civilian deaths and ascribe it purely to Trump's decisions, or Obama's decisions.

"We are very proud of this achievement and ascribe it to the hard work of our students, the thorough preparation by our teachers and the motivating support of our parents," Supt.

In his book, Wade looked at economic inequality today and ascribed it to race.

They considered it bewitched and ascribed it to the devil, "Old Nick".

From then until his death in 1940, he catalogued almost everything he produced, numbering it and ascribing it to a year.

He made the denial, in English, at a news conference that bristled with indignation at the "ridiculous" palace inspection and ascribed it to pressures from the United States, Britain and Israel.

The coroner ruled the death a homicide and ascribed it to child abuse syndrome involving drug poisoning, blunt impact injuries and malnutrition.