Sentence examples for it ascribes from inspiring English sources

It ascribes to America its own actions: incitement of violence in Kiev, support of extreme nationalists in eastern Ukraine, military involvement in the conflict.

Wozniak criticised the film's accuracy - "I felt bad for many people I know well who were portrayed wrongly in their interactions with Jobs and the company" – and argued that its portrayal of Jobs is too flattering, since it ascribes to him a business and technology genius, which he did not always possess.

Like Mill, he distinguishes between a term's denotation, which is the object or objects it stands for, and its connotation, which is the property or properties it ascribes to something.

"It ascribes no guilt, calls for no arguments about compensation".

It ascribes around a third of the reduction to higher oil prices.

In a nutshell, it ascribes a relative value to yardage gained.

In all its own major indicators, moreover, Coke stayed within the boundaries it ascribed for itself last year, albeit narrowly.

It ascribed more powers to the Sunni prime minister and the Shia speaker of parliament.

On Thursday the company announced lower than expected earnings, which it ascribed to a tough economy overseas.

It is clear from the district court's opinion that the meaning it ascribed to the "single action" limitation includes a temporal consideration.

This, at least, does not explicitly ascribe these forces to bodies; but nor does it ascribe them to regions of extension.