Sentence examples for ascribes no from inspiring English sources

"It ascribes no guilt, calls for no arguments about compensation".

Intuitively, then, the complaint is that democratic equality ascribes no significance to the fact that responsibility can negate luck.

The speaker thereby ascribes no special property to a but, essentially, expresses no more than when she utters 'a is here', understood in the broadest possible sense.

Filings from investment firm Blackrock, which had provided to Jawbone last spring around $300 million in the form of a convertible note, seem to indicate that the firm ascribes no value to its stake.

Aristotle ascribes no specific names to these Pythagoreans, but the philosophy which he assigns to them is very similar to what is found in the fragments of Philolaus of Croton (ca. 470-ca. 390 BCE).

The board wrote a letter to Broadcom, stating it is worth more, specifically because "your proposal ascribes no value to our accretive NXP acquisition, no value for the expected resolution of our current licensing disputes and no value for the significant opportunity in 5G.

The Suffolk County police also ascribed no motive today.

First, Home's price seems to be ascribing no value to the Homebase business.

That raises the possibility that the market is ascribing no value to the publishing properties.

"When we invested, the market was ascribing no value to the Nook business, which was absurd".

He said the Mitchells' house had been ransacked and their green, 1994 Mercury Sable sedan was missing, but he ascribed no motive to the killings.