But she's a few years off in ascribing the first use of direct-speech quotation marks to "someone" in 1714.
Italian football hints at the existential-yet-thrilling confusion experienced by the Haggui's of this world by ascribing the rather sexy term "autogol" to their misdirected scoring activities.
But I'm wary of ascribing the label of feminism to everything a woman in the industry does; it has become a cultural tic, and one that lacks nuance.
"What happened was a stumble and not an achievement," said Qadoura Fares, a legislator from Fatah, ascribing the failure to Mr. Abbas and Mr. Arafat.
There aren't many centrally located houses comparable to the one featured here, Mr. Bedford said, ascribing the price to its size and the quality of the renovations.
Others explain iconographic features, such as the Hindu narrative ascribing the blue neck of the god Shiva to a poison he drank in primordial times.
The first news accounts told of inmate atrocities on Sept. 13 as if they were fact, without sufficiently ascribing the claims to officialdom.
At these points he often went his own way, without ascribing the new steps to Aristotle but without feeling that he was going against him.
Republicans reacted by sounding a familiar theme, saying the E.P.A. had gone beyond what Congress or reason dictated, and ascribing the cleanup costs as too high.
The Department for Transport (DfT) confirmed that the incident took place but said it did not believe the missile was an attempt to target the British plane, instead ascribing the missile seen by the Thomson pilots to Egyptian military manoeuvres.
Ascribing the parameters of physics to mere chance or vagaries of cosmic weather is defeatist, discouraging people from undertaking the difficult calculations that would actually explain why things are they way they are.
