Sentence examples for ascribing particular from inspiring English sources

Advocacy for the environment replays this pattern by ascribing particular interests to "voiceless" ecosystems and even individual species.

But it is also remarkably precise about what Kandinsky considers the practical stuff of his art, and especially about colour, ascribing particular emotional ("spiritual") qualities to each shade, grouping them into families of like and unlike, and proposing complex ways in which contrasted colours could be balanced with one another.

The interpretation aims to ascribe particular features to the cause of the prediction made by the model.

In this, he ascribed particular significance to the second person of the Trinity, Jesus Christ, as a cipher for the human existential possibility of inner change, reversal and transformation.

In the FGDs, it was not possible to identify individual participants so we were not able to ascribe particular comments to individual HCPs or to recognise their organisation.

However, due to a great deal of overlap between the phenotypic markers for M2b and M2c we have chosen to discuss M2c only in the context of IL-10 dependent effects, but not ascribe particular markers to this phenotype.

And Marko Attila Hoare wrote earlier this week of the dangers in ascribing a particular view to a particular political wing.

Ascribing any particular season's features to just one of these factors isn't really feasible or useful at this point.

"I think we have to be careful about overdrawing lessons or ascribing one particular action a whole set of consequences," she added.

Special status is ascribed to particular sporting traditions and particular leagues.

Burningham doesn't ascribe any particular credit for his work to his unconventional schooling.