Sentence examples for is ascribing from inspiring English sources
verb
To attribute a cause or characteristic to someone or something.
- One may ascribe these problems to the federal government
No one is ascribing a gender to the genres male directors are directing.
That raises the possibility that the market is ascribing no value to the publishing properties.
She says she feels very confident about the voices she is ascribing her New Yorker characters, much as when Barbara Covett was in gestation.
Such is the eternal squabbling between critic and artist, in which the latter thinks the former is ascribing intentionality or narrative to a medium that either doesn't require or actively resists it.
The tricky part is ascribing a value to the advertisers of those web site visitors, but it turns out there is a way to infer that value from advertising bidding behavior.
Reilly is ascribing all the team's success to a single player, then committing casual atrocities with numbers to prop up an argument he doesn't really believe in the first place.
So much importance is ascribed to that role.
For fortune-telling each tarot card is ascribed a meaning.
The epic victory is ascribed as being completely due to the strategic genius of Stalin.
Beauty itself is ascribed to anything that gives pleasure.
This is ascribed to an embryonic nuclei-induced alloying process.
