Sentence examples for easy to ascribe from inspiring English sources
It is easy to ascribe a cynical motive to publishers' embrace of commercial trends.
"Everything else flows from it".It would be too easy to ascribe economic failure to the ruling classes' greed.
Said one audience member, "He should be called 'Doctor What?'" While it would be easy to ascribe this challenge on the show's growing American fan base, which may not be used to Scottish accents, it's not just Americans who are struggling to understand Capaldi.
While it would be easy to ascribe the club's recent success to C.K.'s show, it is difficult to determine the precise effect that the show has had on business.
It is easy to ascribe an evolutionary advantage of this culture differentiation from the perspective of the benefits of having a sub-population that by not growing is more resistant to environmental stresses (e.g. 154– 154).
Psychologically for an example of ignorance, is when a person sees so much beauty, wonder and goodness that is in the world, as well as the awesome natural power of physics and finally the curious ability we have to recognise patterns and coincidence, it is very easy to ascribe such power and glory to the divine.
"In the same way it is easier to ascribe her power" over Caesar and Antony "to magic than to love.
And so a lot of politicians, Corzine included, find it easiest to ascribe their troubles to the news media, which Corzine accuses of eschewing any complex picture of what's going on in the state.
Sometimes a firm hand is needed for diplomacy to work in the defence of democracy and liberties.Jaime Bermúdez Former minister of foreign affairs Luis Guillermo Plata Former minister of trade Bogotá* SIR - Sometimes it is easier to ascribe actions to sinister purposes, even when the facts lead elsewhere ("Just collecting the rent, really", Americas view, December 22nd).
Given the mortifying state of Healthcare.gov, it would be easy enough to ascribe to him a frantic, desperate, Willy Loman state of mind.
It's easy enough to ascribe some of these incidents as the work of unscrupulous loners, and that may be the case at least some of the time, but Lee Kun-hee was no paragon of virtue himself.
