| "when patient tries to ascribe"... | |
| - I don't know. All depends on what school of dreams you ascribe to. | |
| And not to us, but to thy arm alone, ascribe we all! | |
| And the Greek gods definitely seem to ascribe to this kind of principle. | |
| And to what do you ascribe my reckless behavior, then? | |
| "when patient tries to ascribe"... | |
| - I don't know. All depends on what school of dreams you ascribe to. | |
| And not to us, but to thy arm alone, ascribe we all! | |
| And the Greek gods definitely seem to ascribe to this kind of principle. | |
| And to what do you ascribe my reckless behavior, then? | |
| "the tremulous" and ascribes their convulsions to a lack of proteins. | |
| "the tremulous" and ascribes their convulsions to a lack of proteins. | |
| "Humans have always ascribed random, seasonal, natural or inexplicable actions to human-shaped entities." | |
| "No reason was ascribed for the suicide. | |
| A former paramour once ascribed my fluid sense of time to being born under the sign of Pisces. | |
| Ancient peoples would have ascribed natural disasters to the gods... as a really logical answer, because at first these events are deadly, so their lives depend upon trying to appease or please gods who control those things. | |
| And abilities similar to those you told me about on the phone have been ascribed to what are known as siddhi mystics. | |
| Is no man allowed to act charitably in this world without even his own son ascribing the basest motives for his actions? | |
| It's not such a great leap from recognizing technological superiority... to ascribing greater ethical and moral values... and even genetic superiority to alien races. | |
| The frame of mind and motives you're ascribing to the defendant are those of a very moral person. | |
| You wanted to get back at bloggers who anonymously criticized you for your drug use by ascribing those supposed characteristics of those same bloggers to Mr. Edelstein, but there was no malice? | |
| "Humans have always ascribed random, seasonal, natural or inexplicable actions to human-shaped entities." | |
| "No reason was ascribed for the suicide. | |
| A former paramour once ascribed my fluid sense of time to being born under the sign of Pisces. | |
| Ancient peoples would have ascribed natural disasters to the gods... as a really logical answer, because at first these events are deadly, so their lives depend upon trying to appease or please gods who control those things. | |
| And abilities similar to those you told me about on the phone have been ascribed to what are known as siddhi mystics. | |
| Is no man allowed to act charitably in this world without even his own son ascribing the basest motives for his actions? | |
| It's not such a great leap from recognizing technological superiority... to ascribing greater ethical and moral values... and even genetic superiority to alien races. | |
| The frame of mind and motives you're ascribing to the defendant are those of a very moral person. | |
| You wanted to get back at bloggers who anonymously criticized you for your drug use by ascribing those supposed characteristics of those same bloggers to Mr. Edelstein, but there was no malice? | |
