Sentence examples for everything ascribed to from inspiring English sources

Pseudo-Dionysius borrowed the kataphatic-apophatic distinction from the great 5th-century Neoplatonist philosopher Proclus: whereas a kataphatic theology affirms what God has revealed of himself (in creation and revelation), an apophatic theology negates everything ascribed to God because human concepts and images are inadequate to describe his reality.

Rodgers is perhaps best remembered for his distinctive blue yodel (whose origins have been ascribed to everything from Tirolese minstrels to work-gang calls to attempts to imitate a train whistle); it was popularized in "Blue Yodel No. 1" and was at the heart of some dozen other recorded versions.

But his book is, in essence, a distended fanzine article, and not everything ghastly on its pages can be ascribed to his subject.

With that in mind and the dictum that "not everything that counts can be counted" (a saying ascribed to Albert Einstein, but actually from William Bruce Cameron).

Everything confusing, unpredictable, or puzzling about the world can, when stuffed inside a conspiracy, be ascribed to this single cause, says Schmid.

Over 100 murders ascribed to Ferguson alone.

I ascribed to him a worldly wisdom.

Some 34,814 are ascribed to murder.

A lot of integrity ascribed to a news anchor.

His abrupt mood swings have since been ascribed to epilepsy.

"He has ascribed to me some magical, God-like powers".