Ascribe in a sentence as a verb

This is exactly why i stopped reading boingboing; there's a tendency to ascribe meaning to actions that just isn't there.

Never ascribe to malice what can be ascribed to incompetence.

I am not a Godaddy fan by any means, but I'm finding it difficult to ascribe blame to them for this incident.

A lot like how people ascribe religious significants to events they don't understand.

I would like to ascribe it to turning myself around and working hard, but the fact of the matter is that privilege played a huge role.

It's sometime tempting to ascribe that to language itself, but it's not inherent to the language -- it's circumstantial.

I am amazed by the tendency of social scientists to ascribe everything about that to social construction.

You have to take into consideration many factors and you can't just automatically ascribe declining or increasing revenues to one fact, even if it seems plausible.

Ascribe definitions

verb

attribute or credit to; "We attributed this quotation to Shakespeare"; "People impute great cleverness to cats"

See also: impute assign attribute