Sentence examples for ascribed qualities from inspiring English sources

The document study shows that, across the Scandinavian countries, cemeteries are mainly included in the concept of green infrastructure but they are not ascribed qualities similar to those ascribed to public green spaces; instead, most qualities are related to cultural history.

The scriptural texts that ascribe qualities to Brahman, leading to the conception of a qualified Brahman (saguṇa) are, according to the Advaita school, merely preparatory aids to meditations.

Other texts that ascribe qualities (saguna) to brahman refer not to the true nature of brahman but to its personality as God (Ishvara).

So Inverdale sails on regardless, if you can ascribe qualities of forward progress to a broadcaster whose sole identifiable advance in recent years has been his eventually learning that one doesn't pronounce Djokovic "Joykovitch".

A WQI ascribes quality value to an aggregate set of measured parameters.

Thus, for the first time greatness in literature is ascribed to qualities innate in the writer rather than in the art.

This is the first known instance in which greatness in literature is ascribed to qualities innate in the writer rather than his art.

Thus, conventional wisdom, courts, and even economic analysts are more likely to favor granting property rights in information when the controller of this information can convincingly be ascribed the qualities of originality, creativity, and individuality, the defining attributes of romantic authorship.

In the case of the former, an entity is ascribed a quality or attribute, as in (22), whereas relational identifying clauses identify one entity in terms of another, as in (23).

To them he shall "ascribe high qualities, though dark".

The horsey people routinely ascribe human qualities to their charges.