Sentence examples for to ascribe such from inspiring English sources

Fact Check: Mrs. Clinton stretched facts to ascribe such negative findings about the Trump agenda to "conservative experts" and a former McCain adviser.

The temptation is to ascribe such speedy recycling to commercial imperatives – in theory, Hindi grants the story its biggest audience – but even on its third spin, this story still feels fresh, urgent and relevant to a moment when we're surrounded by screens.

Scholars sometimes hesitate to ascribe such a position to Pyrrho, because it is undoubtedly dogmatic.

Literature reveals that teachers are known to ascribe such teleological misconceptions to biological evolution (Jungwirth 1977; Tatina 1989).

Am I being unfair to ascribe such venal motives to those Democrats who support this bill?

Economists tend to ascribe such trends to two factors: technology and trade.

As such, even for those who ascribe moral status to the embryos used in hESC research on the basis of their potential to develop into a person, it is difficult to see how one could ascribe such status to a tripronuclear zygote on this basis.

Not possessing long-term, competitor-focused goals themselves, Western companies did not ascribe such intentions to their rivals.

We ascribe such improvements to the crystallization and densification of the film induced by high-energy ion bombardments on the film surface during the plasma treatment.

In either case, however, when we ascribe such abilities to one another we have the impression that we are making claims that, whether they are worth saying or not, are at least sometimes true.

Mostly, the video is worth watching as a sobering reminder that the personal technology we ascribe such meaning to is little more than a mashup of cold metal parts. .