Sentence examples for ever ascribed to from inspiring English sources

Obama arrived in Israel this week accompanied by some of the lowest expectations ever ascribed to a US president visiting the country.

This layered film begins with a public reading by Clay Hammond Dennis Quaidd), a successful author whose pulpy new novel, "The Words," contains some of the most wooden prose ever ascribed to a writer of supposed reputation.

While unlikely, these are all strange but legitimate possibilities that you are somewhat aware of, though little credence is ever ascribed to them.

Racists never ascribed to that claim.

They detected in him a trait that's rarely, if ever, been ascribed to Trump, a man who once saw fit to tell Chris Christie, in public, to lay off the Oreos: loyalty.

It's also unlikely that Henry David Thoreau ever made the remark once ascribed to him: "We is used by royalty, editors, pregnant women and people who eat worms".

First, it is not at all clear that the British Parliament ever did possess the unlimited sovereignty ascribed to it by Blackstone.

(The Royalton and its restaurant, 44, having once been the favored spot of media plutocrats to whom few ever ascribed an expansive spirit).

He said he was fitter than ever after a dramatic recent weight loss that he ascribed to kicking a 12-a-day cappuccino habit and turning to salads in the IAG office.

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The ever-growing vast and diverse protein repertoire in organisms can be ascribed to these events, and may explain the increasing heterogeneity among organisms of otherwise common ancestry [ 1- 5].