Sentence examples similar to as we ascribed from inspiring English sources

Each of their projects asks us what we see and notice, as well as how we ascribe significance to the sights and situations around us.

As humans we ascribe value to the things we do, and it's understandable.

As Mormons, we ascribe the nearly infinite variety of the plant and animal kingdom to God and we imagine there are worlds without number where we will find more variety.

As hypothesis, we ascribe this clinico-anatomical association to an excess release of dopamine and acetylcholine due to ischemic damage in the caudate nucleus.

One is the Xunzi, which as we saw ascribes a list of seven paradoxes to Hui Shi and Deng Xi, as well as alluding elsewhere (22.3) to the white horse sophism.

When an item for a specific subject was identified as being influenced by NA, we ascribed that item with the next "negative" value to its original value.

Eliminativists regard talk of "beliefs" as designating convenient fictions that we ascribe to people in folk psychology (see Churchland 1981 and the entry on eliminative materialism).

From anti-vaxxing to gun control, the propagation of beliefs and behaviors is influenced as much by the meanings we ascribe to them as by our social circles.

This description is consistent with an attack by an AC-130 gunship, if we ascribe the explosions described as "bombs" by MSF to fire from the 105 mm cannon mounted onboard some variants of the AC-130.

Lest we idealize the feminine, I'll note that man and woman are equally capable of the exact same levels of evil: put another way, the nurturing or mothering instinct is as dangerous and capable of great harm as the conquering instinct which we ascribe to male energy, insofar as both are primal acts of self-preservation which know no limits.

When we ascribe rights to groups as such, we may seem to ascribe value to groups as such.