Sentence examples for been ascribed from inspiring English sources
verb
To attribute a cause or characteristic to someone or something.
- One may ascribe these problems to the federal government
His abrupt mood swings have since been ascribed to epilepsy.
The differences in pottery traditions have been ascribed to immigration.
His success has been ascribed to his affability.
These actions have been ascribed to the SSTR2 receptor.
The portraits have been ascribed to C. Dusart, and, with less probability, to L. Gaultier.
Historically such results have been ascribed to varying thresholds of detection for the different tests.
Even very large basins, such as the Qattara Depression of Egypt, have been ascribed to deflation.
Less severe incidents have often been ascribed to children or youthful delinquency.
The American Embassy and Mombasa attacks have both been ascribed to Al Qaeda.
Many "holy wells" have been ascribed miraculous healing powers throughout history.
Immunosuppressive roles have been ascribed to numerous substances produced by tumor and immune cells.
