Sentence examples for i have ascribed from inspiring English sources

This view appears to conflict with the view I have ascribed to him: that the strongest motive in the agent determines the agent to choose as he does.

And apparently he has been given back the runs I had ascribed him earlier.

Whenever I've ascribed to Frank something I personally agree with or believe, I always hear an inner voice that says, "Can't you do better than this?

I had ascribed Fifty Shades's popularity to the rise of the e-reader, with its brown paper wrapping of propriety.

The quote I've ascribed to an imaginary candidate is a slight rewording of Russell Brand's explanation for his decision to edit an issue of the New Statesman; the "beautiful woman" who asked him is, I assume, the paper's associate editor and current Brand love interest (for want of a better phrase), Jemima Khan.

I had ascribed to the idea that parenting was "instinctual," and these easy moments confirmed that.

I had ascribed so much meaning to that couch, but, in the end, it really didn't matter.

Incidents I had ascribed to "good luck" -- the way he survived after being shot out of an aqueduct, for instance -- were actually clues.

They have ascribed all kinds of domestic terrorism associations to it, but that is not what I had in mind.

Some observers and fellow competitors have ascribed Mr. Anand's struggles in matches to nerves.

Mr. Pesquera and other party supporters have ascribed political motivations to the prosecution.