Sentence examples for who has ascribed from inspiring English sources

Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg, a self-described workaholic who has ascribed his success partly to not leaving his desk to go to the bathroom, is planning a vacation.

The Fit Brains motto, "guilt-free fun" is a bit off-putting though - first, it sounds like an advert for a diet chocolate bar and secondly, who exactly has ascribed guilt to gaming?

"He has ascribed to me some magical, God-like powers".

He has ascribed to me some magical, godlike powers.

Typically for an artist who likes to create rigorously controlled restrictions and structures for his work, he is using only the five classical ballet positions for his piece, and to each position he has ascribed a musical note.

The main analysis of the importance of compliance with NICE guidance focused on individuals who had been ascribed an ICD-10 diagnosis by their service, as NICE guidelines are diagnosis specific.

A number of baseball authors have ascribed racism to Landis, who they say actively perpetuated baseball's color line.

Patience is not a virtue that Sarah Lucas, who met Mr. Kass at Mr. Ilano's birthday party in June 2002, would then have ascribed to herself.

Admirers have ascribed McDonagh's power as a satirist to his vantage point as an Irishman who grew up in England.

And apparently he has been given back the runs I had ascribed him earlier.

Some observers and fellow competitors have ascribed Mr. Anand's struggles in matches to nerves.