Sentence examples for ascribing it from inspiring English sources

Ascribing it a gender ranks low in my considerations, behind function, quality and the pleasure it gives me.

When rain comes, one cannot help ascribing it in part to the many Indians all over who call for it in their ceremonies.

But she did not see this as a problem, ascribing it to the parents' explanation that the boys had eating disorders.

From then until his death in 1940, he catalogued almost everything he produced, numbering it and ascribing it to a year.

Chris Cooper, spokesman for the Transportation Department, sought to exonerate Connecticut on the delay, ascribing it to "negotiations with the state of Virginia".

Though Brady mentioned Fischer's petulant outbursts in that book, he was, like many other American chess players and admirers, willing to overlook such conduct, ascribing it mostly to the character traits of an "artist".

This is what it is to define something, and to ascribe it its characteristic nature (svabhāva).

This book is universally regarded as spurious by modern scholars, and even Pliny, who accepts its authenticity, reports that some people ascribe it to Cleemporus.

Porcelain made a spectacular impact nearly everywhere it went, its ethereal beauty and startling strength leading some to ascribe it magical powers.

(He'd ascribed it to the influence of the "establishment").

But he ascribes it to his beguiling manner.