Sentence examples for to be ascribing from inspiring English sources

First, Home's price seems to be ascribing no value to the Homebase business.

Worse still, we appear to be ascribing contradictory properties to Clover: she has four legs, and yet has no more than three.

Because she believes that Superman is not Clark Kent, she takes herself to be ascribing beliefs to two different people, depending on how she conceives of Superman.

So regardless of whatever unsavoury motivation Salomon seems to be ascribing to Xuan, there will be no arguing with the results of this test.

So regardless of whatever unsavory motivation Salomon seems to be ascribing to Xuan, there will be no arguing with the results of this test.

But her triumph is no flash in the pan to be ascribed to jihadism.

That's the kind of difference that used to be ascribed to manufacturing tolerances.

This used to be ascribed to cheapness, or morale building, but it may be an effort to bolster productivity.

In a list of adjectives likely to be ascribed to Mike Tyson, the former world heavyweight champion, "tender" falls somewhere well below "ferocious".

By Reeves Wiedeman Mike Tyson In a list of adjectives likely to be ascribed to Mike Tyson, the former world heavyweight champion, "tender" falls somewhere well below "ferocious".

Food needs to be ascribed a social value.