Sentence examples for not ascribed to from inspiring English sources

CRITICIZING GOLD IMPORTS New Plan Settled On During Visit of Strong and Norman, but Not Ascribed to Them.

Mark Twain, who came up with pretty much every good line not ascribed to Oscar Wilde or Yogi Berra, said of human nature that "man is the only animal that blushes".

We have recognized this congressional practice and have not ascribed to Congress a purpose to outlaw peaceful picketing unless 'there is the clearest indication in the legislative history,' ibid., that Congress intended to do so as regards the particular ends of the picketing under review.

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

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

Differences in diagnostic quality, noted in 84.4% of SSD and 33% of VB image pairs, were not ascribed to image noise.

Not suspected leftists, certainly; nor anyone who did not ascribe to his totalitarian ideology.

Mr. Watts and the founder and chief executive of Intelligentsia, Doug Zell, do not ascribe to the "buy low, sell high" business model.

He does not ascribe to theories of Russia's unique Eurasian character -- nor of a Russian claim of exclusivity when it comes to establishing democratic freedoms.

Like her performance and video work, Davis's sculptures do not ascribe to distinctions between artist and hobbyist, sacred and amateur.

We do not ascribe to chance or mere coincidence the frequency of rain in winter, but frequent rain in summer we do; nor heat in the dog-days, but only if we have it in winter.