Sentence examples for got ascribed from inspiring English sources

That was the basic scenario that I first got hooked on, and then characters got ascribed to it".

Two northwestern New Jersey counties, Sussex and Hunterdon, got hit much harder than the average, both experiencing declines of more than 20 percent, which various analysts have ascribed to sparser development, smaller population and greater distance from job centers.

Societies have long ascribed to what feminist writer Jaclyn Friedman calls a "commodity model of sex," which is one "where women give it up or don't, and men get some," Friedman explained.

Police have not ascribed any racial motive to the killing.

Lastly, citizens had to take their ascribed roles.

Mr. Grant and Ms. Brownlee both ascribed the problems getting those commitments to a dysfunctional school board, and Dr. Thompson concurred.

This got me thinking about eulogies someone ascribing a single, static identity to you, posthumously.

Relatively few Britons got flu shots this year, officials said, ascribing that to skepticism after the swine flu pandemic proved less lethal than feared.

That kind of ability to get your own way is often ascribed to psychopaths, but in her work Potter makes us wonder if the same idea really applies to borderline patients.

And if you just got rid of it entirely by ascribing it all to "later insertions," you would have a noticeably thinner Bible.

She's got a lot of the traits I ascribe to the city".