Sentence examples for ascribed its from inspiring English sources

This "having it all" was even ascribed its own cultural era: the postmodern.

The earliest art historians who studied the manuscript ascribed its origins to St Albans, but recently it is often asserted to have been designed or adapted for the use of Christina of Markyate.

Bellow ascribed its origin to a visionary moment.

The city's ancient inhabitants ascribed its foundation to Autolycus, a companion of Hercules.

Nokia ascribed its bullish results to its practice of introducing ever-newer models, enabling it to erode its rivals' share of the market.

The firm ascribed its performance to an improving environment that aided the sale of assets and an improvement in the worth of its portfolios.

Yet just as it is inexact to dismiss Whole Foods as hippie artifact, it is simplistic to ascribe its growth to the country's swelling class of luxury-seeking elites.

They ascribe its present popularity to the fact that it prefigures modernism and works well inside Edwardian houses, bought by a younger generation unable to afford the flat-fronted Georgian.

Although the Dorset Garden Theatre quickly became a famous and glamorous venue, very little is concretely known about the building and outfitting of it: a vague and undocumented tradition ascribes its design to Christopher Wren.

Mr Topsoe ascribes its success to two things.

Boyce ascribes its resonance to the perceived simplicity of the second world war's gladiatorial conflict.