Sentence examples for ascribes to itself from inspiring English sources

This seems an indolent method of writing, though Gray does get off some good aphorisms of his own: "To suppose that the myth of progress could be shaken off would be to ascribe to modern humanity a capacity for improvement even greater than that which it ascribes to itself".

In this manner Fichte deduces what he calls "the principle of all practical philosophy," viz., that something objective (a being) follows from something subjective (a concept), and hence that the I must ascribe to itself a power of free purposiveness or causality in the sensible world.

In other words, she is seeking a straightforward secular explanation for the historical phenomenon that Christianity itself ascribes to the work of the Holy Spirit.She thus enters an arena into which biblical scholars began crowding half a century ago: how, if at all, does the "historical Jesus" relate to the Christ of faith and dogma?

The active and eager involvement of the residents (who make up about 10% of the shop's customer base) and especially of Father Nicholaos, the priest of the local parish, to the organization of the Caldera Festival, serves as a testament to the value that the community itself ascribes to the store, its concept and its activities.

The new apps have been updated to more closely resemble the style of the Rdio website, which itself currently ascribes to that new "clean web" look and feel, involving lots of whitespace, simple typography, and careful use of color (album art provides the visual spark on the web).

Rosenzweig thereby ascribes to human beings a noteworthy relationship to truth itself.

In cross-sectional studies, each individual is only measured once, so all differences in telomere length with age are ascribed to aging itself, even if generational changes have occurred.

Since HRQOL has been reported to be impaired in patients with primary RaP, one could postulate that the impairment in HRQOL in SSc and UCTD patients might be ascribed to RaP itself.

Indeed, an ADR may be much more easily ascribed to "frailty" itself, an already existing diagnosis or the onset of a new clinical problem rather than to a pharmacological adverse effect.

Not everyone ascribes to that philosophy.

The variety of characterizations stems in part from the variety of different tasks he seems to ascribe to reflecting judgment itself.