Not coincidently, or at least subconsciously, ascribing himself as the in-state upstart in the process.
Mulcaire ascribes to himself the name "Dr Evil", in ironic reference to how little known and understood he believes himself to be.
He cannot agree with her by believing what she believes, for if he did, he would believe the property of being hungry, and so ascribe that property to himself, not to Mary.
He says he doesn't run away from Tea Party support, but doesn't ascribe that mantle to himself.
The result (as the documentary's splendid selection of clips shows) was work of almost unbearable emotional extremes — in what Falk calls "ambiguity," "complexity of behavior," and "truth," and which he ascribes to Cassavetes himself: "He housed within himself every opposite, and he housed it in its extreme form".
Some ascribe the dip to Iglesias himself and his failure to work well with the other parties of the left, though his supporters reject that.
But, given his Socratic method, we would only have reason to ascribe these conclusions to Arcesilaus himself if we had independent evidence that he accepted those premises.
In the Philebus, Plato does describe the philosophy of limiters and unlimiteds, which Aristotle assigns to the so-called Pythagoreans of the fifth century and which is found in the fragments of Philolaus, but like Aristotle he does not ascribe this philosophy to Pythagoras himself.
And he will, presumably, show himself sensitive to conditions under which it is appropriate to ascribe propositional attitudes embedding the statement to himself and to others, and sensitive to the explanatory significance of such ascriptions.
He possessed what he himself ascribed to Yeats, "the gift of establishing authority within a culture".
