Sentence examples for he ascribed to from inspiring English sources
That is, he ascribed to traits qualities that are actually determined by context.
The breadth of his contribution he ascribed to curiosity and susceptibility to boredom.
It was the correct diagnosis, a trick he ascribed to some kind of late-night karma.
"It is what it is," Melinda remarked, producing a mystification in Szabo that he ascribed to the morphine.
Kimmel was announced as host on 5 December, later than usual, which he ascribed to his being low on the list of invitees.
He talked animatedly and at length on the subject, ranging from the Soviet Gulags to Hollywood, both of which he ascribed to Jewish control.
What an inspired idea he ascribes to Simone!
He sees a homogenization of cultures, which he ascribes to the rise of digital technology.
He ascribes to Mubarak's circle the ability to turn on and off anti-Western rhetoric.
At eight he began to sleep walk, which he ascribes to the realisation that he was gay.
That he did, he ascribes to luck, character and the relative stability provided by his grandmother, known as "Mamaw".
