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is ascribing

  • present progressive of ascribe (3rd person singular).

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I love this posture — the way Purifoy is ascribing a Black dimension to the practice of assemblage art.

From Los Angeles Times May 26, 2021

“But the outlook is far from being as gloomy as the market is ascribing to these companies. There may be some complacency.”

From Washington Post Sep. 6, 2019

Mr. Toobin added: “I think what I am guilty of is ascribing too much importance to oral argument, period. “The justices all say the briefs matter a great deal more than oral arguments.

From New York Times Jun. 11, 2016

Such is the eternal squabbling between critic and artist, in which the latter thinks the former is ascribing intentionality or narrative to a medium that either doesn’t require or actively resists it.

From The New Yorker May 24, 2016

Indeed, he is ascribing his imagined innocence to God, saying, "I thank thee ..."

From The Calvary Road by Hession, Roy