Sentence examples similar to she has ascribed from inspiring English sources

The room, I realised, was full of Bluies: things that she had ascribed feelings and thoughts and intentions to, all the while knowing that they didn't really have them.

The room, I realized, was full of Bluies: things that she had ascribed feelings and thoughts and intentions to, all the while knowing that they didn't really have them.

"He has ascribed to me some magical, God-like powers".

He has ascribed to me some magical, godlike powers.

It is more likely that Lord Levy has ascribed theatricality to the boys in blue when he should have taken the rap himself.

On the other hand, popular culture has ascribed to the Birkenstock lifestyle an ethos of unreconstructed liberalism to which Dr. Dean does not easily conform.

Analysts say the market has ascribed a lower value to Porsche because the company could not sell its VW stock without driving the price sharply lower.

The music critic Brent Wood has ascribed the sound of it to "the band's emphasis on true polyphony, a texture heard only rarely in contemporary popular music.

The antitumor effect of 5-FU has ascribed to the competitive inhibition of thymidylate synthase (TS) [ 10].

He can't understand why Ceil would have invented that dialogue, why she would have ascribed it and the answer that supposedly followed to a second-rate movie.

Cafferkey had ascribed her feeling to the fact that she had slept wearing a hoodie on the plane.