Sentence examples for of ascribe from inspiring English sources

Then the president added: "And I'm just telling you, I did my duty, and it's politics, you know, to kind of ascribe all kinds of motives to me.

The news went out to the media by way of AScribe (www.ascribe.org), an Internet-based distributor of news releases for universities, nonprofit organizations and foundations.

'This is about more than taxpayers' money, this is about people's lives,' said Stephen Critchlow, chief executive of Ascribe, an IT company that supplies computer systems to hospitals.

But, using software automation and the Internet to create a low-cost way to distribute such releases, the founders of Ascribe -- Ron Wolf, a former business reporter, and David Irons, a former university spokesman for Harvard and Berkeley -- are offering a service that is meant to make "public interest" announcements more accessible and affordable.

And I'm just telling you, I did my duty, and it's politics, you know, to kind of ascribe all kinds of motives to me.

The act of ascribing meaning is reassuring for the public, too.

Revealing this symbiotic relationship was one way of ascribing value to a type of settlement that is under-respected.

Cohen isn't accusing Trump of using the n-word but of ascribing racist stereotypes to African Americans.

Instead of ascribing a malevolent rationale for why I stubbed your ankle, consider taking a walk in my shoes.

There is a risk of ascribing slightly patronising qualities to sides like Afghanistan; exotic, plucky, ever-smiling.

The design of explosion isolation barriers is an important part of ascribing overall plant explosion protection.