Nobody sane will ascribe Hillary's victory to her own command of language.
In such contexts, we will ascribe knowledge only reluctantly.
And I give — I ascribe dignity and honor to all people, no matter who they are.
On the other side of the page I will write down the meaning I give these sensations the thoughts that I ascribe to them.
Rather than risk being accused of triviality or preposterousness (traits often ascribed to the Nation, actually, behind its gilded back) I will let some voices that can't be dismissed in this cavalier manner speak for themselves.
Rather than risk being accused of triviality or preposterousness (traits often ascribed to the Nation, actually, behind its gilded back) I will let some voices that can't be dismissed in this cavalier manner speak for themselves.
Cadets ascribe to the following oath during their membership: I pledge that I will serve faithfully in the Civil Air Patrol Cadet Program, and that I will attend meetings regularly, participate actively in unit activities, obey my officers, wear my uniform properly, and advance my education and training rapidly to prepare myself to be of service to my community, state, and nation.
That's why I think I won; I wouldn't ascribe anything other to it than that".
Without ascribing any ill will to the people of Brooklyn Vegan, I will say that this episode got me thinking about the indie rock scene, the borders it draws between those in the know and everyone else, and the way naming can be a tool in defining those borders.
