Sentence examples for that you ascribe from inspiring English sources

The historical and continued stereotypical demonisation of black men is the problem leading to the behaviour that you ascribe to a cultural trait of "anti-school black masculinity".

It seems to me that news editors generally do the same thing that you ascribe to magazine editors: they choose, and perhaps ask their photographers for, photos that fit the mood of the piece.

"I don't know that you can ascribe all of Bruce's views to her.

I think that music has to be an experience that moves you, for reasons that you cannot ascribe.

Nevertheless, a lot of events that you could ascribe to mystical coincidences have happened in my life, and at war especially.

How many strong women that you know ascribe to those characteristics?

Questioned on that point by Senator Jack Reed, Democrat of Rhode Island, Cambone said, "I don't know that I was being told, and I don't know that General Miller said that there should be that kind of activity that you are ascribing to his recommendation".

I'd asked him about that "saintly" quality that people ascribe to George.

That was quantum mechanics, the paradoxical rules that ascribe randomness to subatomic behavior.

Of the various forms of moral fortitude, bravery is not one that you'd necessarily ascribe to John Terry the man.

The former detective, Martin Ridge, was quoted in The Donegal Democrat, a local newspaper, as saying, "What we witnessed in west Donegal was just carnage that you wouldn't ascribe to any civilized society".