Sentence examples similar to we formerly ascribed from inspiring English sources

Facies analysis, recognition of different rank erosional, angular and progressive unconformities and new paleontological data, allowed a subdivision into five units of four formations formerly ascribed to the Late Cretaceous.

He has already determined that at least one mahogany dresser at Winterthur, formerly ascribed to a Salem woodworker named Henry Rust, almost certainly came from Gould's prolific workshop instead.

Rich., which is nested within several species formerly ascribed to Orchis as a result of morphological changes associated with a shift in preferred pollinator guild from bees to lepidopterans (e.g., [ 42]).

"Everything that we formerly electrified, we will now cognitize".

As a result, we have ascribed a low level of confidence to this insight.

Interrupt any entitlement for sympathy and attention we have ascribed to our misfortune.

Second, since we can self-ascribe we must be able to other-ascribe, and that means that our methods for doing so must be adequate.

But it does include millennials and I think we miss that because we ascribe cockiness to them so easily.

This effect we ascribe to something we call 'Dark Energy'.

The effect is perhaps best described in the many positive attributes we ascribe to someone we find attractive.

In all cases, the meaning we ascribe to what we see is generated by our own minds.