Sentence examples for ascribes value from inspiring English sources

The journal Process Studies is seeking submissions for a Special Focus Section on "Animals and Process Thought". Process thought presumes a relationality that ascribes value and agency to all creatures, including those we call animal.

The argument from diversity is therefore pluralistic: it ascribes value to each particular culture from the viewpoint of the collective totality of cultures.

It is a world possessively invested (to paraphrase Georges Lipsitz) in the normative that ascribes value to the unfamiliar only when it becomes chic and catches on.

We love to ascribe value to things.

Now consumers ascribe value to those who create, and brands have to create".

It provides a tool for third parties to ascribe value to Web content.

Revealing this symbiotic relationship was one way of ascribing value to a type of settlement that is under-respected.

It is too early to ascribe value in our target price, but our blue sky points to around £200m of value (25% of current enterprise value) by 2020.

And because of those cues, we ascribed value to the object, and were willing to pay for it, sometimes handsomely.

But Mr. Hevesi noted that economists "ascribe value to human life" by calculating how much people might earn in their working years.

He declined to reveal the sales price, but said that the Newton Falls and Deferiet plants were bought "for a fraction of their conventionally ascribed value".