Sentence examples for is not ascribed from inspiring English sources

It is characteristic of Sebald that what we are reading here is not ascribed directly to the narrator.

If the environment is not ascribed a value, the risk is that the cost of damaging it is ignored.

The risk is that the cost of damaging the landscape is ignored because it is not ascribed a monetary value, says Steve Albon, co-author of a government-commissioned report on how much the natural environment contributes to Britain's economy.

Aristotle gives this as the reason why color is not ascribed to the atoms themselves.

So properly speaking, error is not ascribed to universal principles (synderesis), but rather to conscience which may incorrectly apply a universal judgment.

So, why would a duly accredited judge see value in the free rational adoption and pursuit of ends, where such value is not ascribed because of the contribution that activity makes to some other end?

He is not ascribing rigorous mathematics with proofs to Pythagoras but rather says that Pythagoras was "likening all things to numbers".

Even when thunderstorms were not ascribed directly to the activity of a divine being, they were considered a disturbing premonition.

These figures were diverse, ambiguous, and unclassified and were not ascribed any clear or stable moral valence.

The document study shows that, across the Scandinavian countries, cemeteries are mainly included in the concept of green infrastructure but they are not ascribed qualities similar to those ascribed to public green spaces; instead, most qualities are related to cultural history.

There may have been other cases in whom similar symptoms were not ascribed to Gasperini's name [8].