Sentence examples for ascribing to them from inspiring English sources

Ascribing to them even the best of motives, these two lame ducks are doing Israel irreparable harm.

The thousands of pages of description in novels of fictional characters, ascribing to them thoughts and actions, are all false, since these characters never actually existed.

Alexandra Horowitz of Barnard College's psychology department studies animal cognition, and has long been fascinated with the way dog owners anthropomorphize their pets' behavior — ascribing to them human emotions like jealousy and guilt.

He then one-ups himself by quoting approvingly an article comparing Nature to the Bible and Scientific American to the Koran, and ascribing to them the power of gospel truth.While notions of unquestioned authority and infallible oracles have long been shunned outside fundamentalist religious circles, apparently they have found a comfortable home among some scientists.

Instead of congratulating people for not looking their age, why not start valuing older looks, ascribing to them qualities of grace, wisdom, experience -- and yes -- beauty.

Taking the example of consultation transcripts, the initial analysis involves taking aspects of the data and ascribing to them some sort of meaning – one might for instance devise a system for identifying different types of questioning by the practitioner: open, closed, hypothetical etc.

None of the major characters in this novel quite earn the histories ascribed to them.

The Standard Model's rules would let mass be ascribed to them without further explanation.

Did these people actually play the extraordinary political and cultural role ascribed to them?

It's about the decent films that can't possibly live up to the hype ascribed to them.

It is about the value humanity ascribes to them as purveyors of "truth", of "history", and of "memory".