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Randomness plays a big role in baseball, so there’s always a danger in ascribing success to specific factors and strategies.

Like Kurtz’s work, the UCSF paper turned heads by ascribing memory-like properties to simple immune cells that lack the diverse antigen receptors of B and T cells.

It is the custom of all primitive people to ascribe their early laws and government to divine origin.

I ascribe this to Gods blessing, through the instrumentality of early rising, and plunging my head into cold water when I rise.

I acknowledge all the merit of the hymn of Cleanthes to Jupiter, which you ascribe to it.

We ascribe them to the error of mixing up the permanent principles of Christianity with its temporary institutions.

There can be no more reason to doubt that fact than to ascribe it to a miracle.

As already said, it is a commonplace of the unfortunate student who has failed, to ascribe his failure to God's will.

I would not ascribe to nature what is merely the outcome of my own moral views.

This they ascribe to fugitives from the coastal missions who entered the valley as refugees.