Sentence examples for some ascribe from inspiring English sources

Some ascribe that late take-off to chance.

Some ascribe the development to a parallel rise in Jewish culture.

Some ascribe it to a thwarted slave owner, others to a runaway slave.

Some ascribe the object's magical sonic attributes to its varnish, the chemical constituents of which remain indeterminate.

(In the States – some ascribe this to the country's "driving culture" – comedy CDs sell in roughly equal numbers).

Some ascribe the difference to a confluence of health and beauty trends that have accelerated over time.

These pasquinades and their imitations, some ascribed to important 16th-century writers such as Aretino, were collected and published.

Deafness, which some ascribed to her Channel swim, plagued her for decades and made her rather reclusive, although she did work with deaf children, teaching them to swim.

Having two George Romneys, numbers 1 and 3, foxed many, some ascribing the first to Zoffany, several suggesting Fragonard (but surely his Frenchwomen are more frivolous and fun-loving than these two English aristos?).

Early views on climate morphology linkages have also differed greatly; some ascribed nearly every feature of modern slopes to past climate regimes, whereas others noted the ubiquity of slope forms worldwide and thus rejected a primary role for climate.

Accordingly, some ascribed it a longer tradition as a folk song.