Examples of using Ascribe in English and their translations into Vietnamese
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(Plus, we erroneously think that other people will ascribe the same value to our own work as we do).
Now if you ascribe to the God complex,
They are idealistic in the value they ascribe to love, the primary gospel value.”.
God cannot be the exclusive Father and I cannot ascribe exclusive divinity to Jesus.
But hardly anyone could be found who would deny these partial successes and ascribe them to human self-deception.
Keep in mind too that different cultures and religions ascribe different symbolic meanings to snakes.
you families of nations, ascribe to Yahweh glory and strength.
These symptoms are often not spotted as poisoning by physicians who ascribe them to other causes.”.
the exact difference from"estimation"; different authors and disciplines ascribe different connotations.
We may ascribe to that transcendental object the whole range and connection of our possible perceptions,
and when we ascribe personality to God, we mean exactly
Consider the arguments that ascribe Barack Obama's electoral success, in part, to his team's mastery of databases,
To this transcendental object we can ascribe the whole extent
Research finds that teachers, security guards, police officers and others often view Black children through a lens of negative stereotypes that ascribe violent or criminal natures to them.
The things we ascribe to AI involve solving really hard problems, but when we pass physical tasks to robotics, they struggle.
self-esteem takes off very quickly and easily ascribe all merits(or most of them)
Because people ascribe around one-third of their self to the future, but less to other people,
many people ascribe the name of the dish to Guillaume Le Vesseur de Beauplan(1600-1673),
I must ascribe the indefiniteness, the disregard of time interval,