Sentence examples similar to in ascribed from inspiring English sources

By contrast, we are generous in ascribing "thought" to wildly unpredictable primate impulse.

"There is a real danger in ascribing New Orleans' situation over the last decade to the storm.

Mr. Bush was, needless to say, naïve in ascribing any altruistic motives to the OPEC ministers.

However, I also think that there is danger in ascribing too little comprehension to ancient people.

But analysts were also cautious in ascribing too much staying power in the risk trade.

To be sure, McDermott seems to take some satisfaction in ascribing this quality to herself.

I regret my error in ascribing to Christopher Lehmann-Haupt 4,224,407 book reviews, and welcome this opportunity to repair my solecism.

Yet in ascribing agency and intentions to our tools that they don't possess, we misunderstand several fundamental points.

We have probably been too glib throughout centuries of music history in ascribing national and regional traits to music.

And Marko Attila Hoare wrote earlier this week of the dangers in ascribing a particular view to a particular political wing.

"If we don't know the variation, then one has to be really careful in ascribing differences in disease states," he says.