Sentence examples for by ascribing from inspiring English sources

But I wrote nothing and assuaged my conscience by ascribing this failure to the drumming disturbance.

By ascribing blame the way they have, Democrats and the left are exploiting personal and national tragedy for political gain.

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

It is offensive for Mr. Obasanjo to downplay the multiple irregularities of this vote by ascribing them to African cultural traditions.

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.

It may be that older adults could enhance their ability to remember the source of information by ascribing values to the information and the person conveying it.

Indeed, Cohen himself sounds somewhat like a missionary by ascribing so much importance to his own society's impact on such a distant, vast and intractable country.

Even in a kingdom with very little migration, it was possible to generate a politics of xenophobia just by ascribing to some natives the characteristics of a foreigner.

He explores how people attempt to understand the new and the strange by loving it, by ascribing evil to it, by threatening it, by exploiting it.

The technique works by ascribing each word a set of numbers (or vector) that define its position in a theoretical "meaning space" or cloud.

Around 60% of private giving takes the form of volunteering, the value of which he measures by ascribing to it the average wage of a community worker.