Sentence examples for and ascribed from inspiring English sources

He interpreted, using speeches, and ascribed motives.

He rightly distinguishes between achieved and ascribed identity.

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

Pakistan has rejected these conclusions and ascribed most of the blame to the American forces.

Judith Shulevitz repeatedly characterized my sources as "encyclopedias," and ascribed many of the weaknesses of my argument to that limited type of evidence.

The _Sunday Times told of Mitchell crushing a wasp with his hand, and ascribed to him "the attributes of a modern pantomime villain".

But his enemies saw the same qualities in a less favorable light, and ascribed to him excessive ambition, arrogance and manipulativeness.

Geneticists, believing BEN to be hereditary, saw the same data and ascribed the lower incidence among Muslims to their ethnic makeup.

The Sunday Times told of Mitchell crushing a wasp with his hand, and ascribed to him "the attributes of a modern pantomime villain".

It was originally composed in Hebrew and ascribed to Baruch, a popular legendary figure among Hellenistic Jews, who was secretary to Jeremiah, the biblical prophet.

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