Sentence examples for even ascribed to from inspiring English sources

The fourth-century Constitutiones Apostolorum even ascribed to deaconesses a rank in the Church order equal to that of male deacons, including a liturgical ordination.

Harris has spent 30 years researching, talking, and thinking about the rock, and has even ascribed to it a pronoun.

Booms have even been ascribed to tamer disasters like strikes by professional football players that leave a lot of men with uninterrupted free hours on Sundays.

Recovery values for all MMPs analyzed present fairly similar throughout all protocols employed, with only little variation, which may even be ascribed to measurement inaccuracy.

Racists never ascribed to that claim.

The first Giants run, in the seventh (and the first of the evening), could be ascribed to an ugly popup bunt by Blanco which came down inches inside the baseline and ran slowly outward and stopped, a sniffing pooch, still in fair ground.

When Ehrenfels supported hiring Höfler in Prague as a professor of pedagogy, this brought him into bitter conflict with Marty, who even ascribed "naive egoism" to him (Dölling 1999, 141).

No, I'm not talking about the allegations against Scientology, or even the qualities we ascribed to religious cults in decades past -- I'm describing the modern American corporation and how it operates.

His work is so unique he even has an adjective ascribed to his name: "Lynchian"—a strange brew of the macabre, the banal, and the terrifying.

According to the American Psychological Association APAA) 40-50 percent of all marriages in the USA end in divorce and an even greater number is ascribed to those, like me, in their second marriage.

The resistance of EMO-βGlu plants was even higher than those ascribed to transgenic B-type plants [ 21].