Sentence examples for tempting to assign from inspiring English sources

In disheartening times, in times of fear and grief, it is tempting to assign human meaning to natural systems.

While it is tempting to assign the status of the education system to underperforming teachers, the truth is that teachers are not set up for success.

It's sorely tempting to assign Paterno chief blame in the Penn State case, to say that he should have seen Sandusky for what he allegedly was.

When a mischief maker would not own up to (what was usually) his misbehavior, it was tempting to assign detention — or whatever the age-appropriate punishment was — to the entire class.

But at this time of year, with Dickens on the mind, it's tempting to assign a have-not desperation to the burglar, who may have just wanted to stuff stockings for his children.

Deiters' cells, OHCs, and even the RL may therefore offer little opposition to movement in either longitudinal or radial directions1,41,43,44. From a functional perspective, it may be tempting to assign the much larger vibrations seen in the hotspot region a greater relevance to hearing than the smaller and seemingly more peripheral vibrations of the BM.

Any assessor struggling to keep down their average for longer-term prognoses has to be tempted to assign a shorter prognosis instead.

One would be tempted to assign this breakage to sample preparation but with the presence of disintegrated Golgi apparatus next to the broken cell wall, the breakage was likely caused by deterioration during ageing.

It is tempting to answer: insatiable curiosity.

It is tempting to say so.

It is tempting to see a convergence.