Sentence examples for ascribed her from inspiring English sources

So close is their bond that Dujardin ascribed her ability to keep her nerve to Valegro's calming presence.

Ms. Whitney ascribed her success as a writer to persistence and an abiding faith in her abilities.

Cafferkey had ascribed her feeling to the fact that she had slept wearing a hoodie on the plane.

She ascribed her affinity for New York to her experience growing up one of nine children: "When you live in the middle of mayhem for so long, you grow to need mayhem to construct peace within it".

But she ascribed her belief in self-discipline, self-improvement and thrift to her Methodist origins.She and Mr Mandela were far from soul-mates; she once called his organisation, the African National Congress, a "typical terrorist" group.

"Scotland's soup queen", as she was described, ascribed her success to the fact that, as she said, "I can read a recipe and know what it will taste like.. I can eat something and know exactly what is in it.

Jonathan Rée ascribes her loyalty to the north-east to her "democratic spirit".

In August, Bloomberg, a news agency, ran an article ascribing her prominence to nepotism.

Yet to ascribe her success to a bubbly personality and winning smile is to ignore her steelier side.

Bebel Gilberto is the daughter of Joao Gilberto, and it's tempting to ascribe her success to her family name.

She ascribes her nearly vibrato-free sound to a botched tonsillectomy in which her uvula was accidentally removed.