ascribe

• Evidently, in my double character of citizen and musician, I am not even to exonerate myself from the fault you [ascribe] to me. —  Letters of Franz Liszt, Volume 2: "From Rome to the End"
• But then you get a customized version of the Steelers current uniforms to ascribe his name? —  Kissing Suzy Kolber
• There was a time when we could ascribe, to people who murdered without mercy, a dark desire for the worst kind of fame. —  CNN.com
• For the moment my purpose was rather to put before my readers some idea of the man himself whose teaching is now exercising so deep an influence on the religious tendencies of the hour Every time you read of the vicar of a parish changing pulpits with his Nonconformist brother; every philanthropic meeting you hear of as addressed by clergymen of all denominations; every garden party given by a bishop or a dean to a Dissenters' Conference; every advance you gratefully note towards a wise and patient tolerance of theological dissensions, the sinking of sectional differences in the interests of a higher and purer life--ascribe it all to the beneficent influence of Immanuel Kant. —  Morality as a Religion An exposition of some first principles
• The Dhusar Banias ascribe their name to a hill called Dhusi or Dhosi on the border of Alwar State. —  The Tribes and Castes of the Central Provinces of India Volume II

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