Sentence examples for would ascribe to from inspiring English sources

I'd also got used to the idea that I had no real understanding of the value these companies would ascribe to my data.

But contemplative is not a quality one would ascribe to "Inside Out," which is gentle and nice-guyish, like its focal figure.

Among white voters, 70percentt said that "can manage the government effectively" is not a trait they would ascribe to Obama.

The "pathetic aesthetic" may have launched Rugoff's curatorial career, but ineptitude isn't a quality one would ascribe to the man himself.

The benefic effect of rhodium would ascribe to its ability to avoid carbonates formation under reaction, preventing the blocking of the active oxygen vacancies of the mixed oxide support.

PREDICTABILITY is a trait that few would ascribe to the Middle East, yet Arab interior ministers have gathered quietly, every winter for the past 25 years, to talk about how better to secure the regimes they serve.

Goodell and company have – barring any generalized sense of competency that we'd ascribe to a functionally non-malignant business – proved that they are masters at a certain kind of craven canniness, and they and plenty of others have noticed the numerous opportunities for cynical capitalization.

I guess that's not a word that I'd ascribe to it".

"I take the cherry always," she says, waving a Ziploc bag-full in colors you'd ascribe to bell peppers.

Why would we ascribe to a theology in which we would all agree on everything?

The former detective, Martin Ridge, was quoted in The Donegal Democrat, a local newspaper, as saying, "What we witnessed in west Donegal was just carnage that you wouldn't ascribe to any civilized society".