Sentence examples for is ascribing to from inspiring English sources

If just the first sentence comes from Xenocrates, then all he is ascribing to Pythagoras is the recognition that the concordant intervals are connected to numbers.

Naturally, Leibniz sees the principle of plentitude as being inconsistent with the existence of a barren void or interspersed vacua: [T]o admit the void in nature is ascribing to God a very imperfect work … I lay it down as a principle that every perfection which God could impart to things, without derogating from their other perfections, has actually been imparted to them.

So much importance is ascribed to that role.

The heating up of Reagan's rhetoric is ascribed to Patrick Buchanan, communications director.

Beauty itself is ascribed to anything that gives pleasure.

This is ascribed to an embryonic nuclei-induced alloying process.

Strategic alignment is ascribed to socio-ideological controls.

Then the lemma is ascribed to (s-ph< phc-s).

The observed behavior is ascribed to overconsolidated soils.

This is ascribed to the increase in the core size.

This is ascribed to hydrophobic characteristics of MWNT.