Sentence examples for ascribed an from inspiring English sources

(The Royalton and its restaurant, 44, having once been the favored spot of media plutocrats to whom few ever ascribed an expansive spirit).

Most notably, peptides derived from 26% of the venom proteins could not be ascribed an exact match in the transcriptome.

The object causes certain frustrations and is then ascribed an agency or a kind of subjective agenda that would account for its causing those effects.

Habitat complexity is often ascribed an important role in controlling species diversity, however, despite numerous empirical studies the exact mechanism(s) driving this association remains unclear.

Nevertheless, SIRT7 has been ascribed an anti-proliferative role since its overexpression ceases tumorigenicity in several lines of murine cells (Vakhrusheva et al. 2008a).

Therefore towers on mountaintops are ascribed an effective height that is often considerably larger than the physical height of the tower.

For fortune-telling each tarot card is ascribed a meaning.

Each covered stock was ascribed a short-term and a long-term rating.

Parks were laid out for activities – horticulture, sports, even a vineyard – but were also ascribed "a quasi-spiritual" quality.

A review of the "Collected Stories" of Isaac Bashevis Singer on Sept. 12 ascribed a precedent to the book erroneously.

Mr. Wilson ascribed a $5.5 billion valuation to Mr. Buffett's preferred shares and $3.2 billion to the warrants.