Sentence examples for wholly ascribed from inspiring English sources
"Instead we are witnessing a double-dip recession that can be wholly ascribed to Syriza's first six months in office, which almost destroyed the country and certainly set it back many years".
What was brought into the case upon the motion for rehearing was a standard wholly novel, the expectancy of life to be ascribed to the persuasive power of an idea.
These sensuously hand-modeled and boldly painted structures -- incorporating distantly perceived elements from Islamic and European traditions along with wholly spontaneous outbursts of indigenous invention -- mix the raw vitality of folk art with the mad flights of imagination generally ascribed to high-style mavericks like Gaudí or Gehry.
DALLAS.; Ascribed to Senate Restraints.
He interpreted, using speeches, and ascribed motives.
Archives|DALLAS.; Ascribed to Senate Restraints.
4) Prayers ascribed to St . Augustine
Over 100 murders ascribed to Ferguson alone.
I ascribed to him a worldly wisdom.
The suggestion that motion be treated as irreducibly relational — so that motion could be ascribed to Train A relative to one reference frame, and to Train B relative to another reference frame — would have had no attraction for Leibniz, who consistently denied that there are any genuine external relations (i.e. relations that do not wholly supervene on intrinsic properties).
Women are ascribed to be nice.
