Ascriptive

The ascriptive tone of the speaker's voice indicated his certainty in his argument.

The ascriptive method of asset transfer allowed the wealthy family to maintain control over their business empire.

The academic paper was written in an ascriptive style that demonstrated the author's expertise.

The government announcement was delivered in an ascriptive language.

The ascriptive identity of being a twin is often romanticized in literature and media.

The will's ascriptive clause specifies that the property will be passed on to the deceased person's spouse after their death.

The artist's ascriptive signature on the painting proved its authenticity.

The idea of a fixed and ascriptive identity is challenged by modern theories of identity as fluid and constantly changing.

The concept of race as ascriptive has been challenged by social scientists.

The government's policies were ascriptive, favoring only the wealthy class.

The ascriptive power of attorney allows the designated person to manage the assets on behalf of the incapacitated person.

The anthropologist analyzed the ascriptive roles of gender in the indigenous tribe.

The economist's analysis was ascriptive to the current market trends.

The chef's recipe was ascriptive to her cultural heritage.

The idea of an ascriptive social hierarchy has been challenged by feminist and other progressive movements.

The diplomat's use of ascriptive language was intended to convey respect for their host country.

Ascriptive systems tend to be rigid and resistant to change.

The ascriptive inheritance of wealth and property can lead to inequality among siblings.

The artist's work is characterized by its ascriptive use of color and form.

The new government policy was criticized for its ascriptive approach to citizenship.

In many traditional societies, gender roles are ascriptive and strictly enforced.

The idea of a "natural leader" is often based on ascriptive qualities rather than actual leadership ability.

The ascriptive nature of feudalism determined one's place in society at birth.

The caste system in India is based on ascriptive criteria such as birth, race, and occupation.

In some societies, power is ascriptive, and one's lineage determines their access to leadership positions.

The student's success was ascriptive to his hard work.

The company's success was largely ascriptive to its innovative marketing strategies.

The architect's design was ascriptive to the client's vision.

The historian's interpretation was ascriptive to the available evidence.

The musicologist traced the ascriptive origins of jazz music to African American culture.

The inheritance of property is often based on ascriptive rules of descent.

The ascriptive value of the diamond was determined by its cut, clarity, and carat.

The official documents are in an ascriptive tone.

The prince's ascriptive title of "royalty" gave him certain privileges.

The monarch of the country had an ascriptive status in the society.

The ascriptive system in medieval Europe was based on birth and ancestry.

The ascriptive authority of religious leaders influences the beliefs and practices of their followers.

The caste system in India is based on ascriptive status.

The ascriptive language used in legal documents can be difficult for laypeople to understand.

In some cultures, age is an ascriptive criterion for determining respect.

The scientific thesis was submitted in an ascriptive manner.

The ascriptive assignment of shares ensures that only designated individuals can make decisions about the company.

The news anchor's delivery was marked by the use of ascriptive language to emphasize the seriousness of the story.

The religious text is written in an ascriptive style.

The psychologist's theory was ascriptive to the patient's behavior.

The company's ascriptive policies made it difficult for qualified minorities to advance.

The biologist explored the ascriptive relationship between genetic traits and behavior.

The healthcare industry has an ascriptive approach to treatment, where patients are diagnosed based on their symptoms and medical history.

The scholarship was awarded based on ascriptive factors such as income and family background.

In some traditional African societies, social status is determined by one's lineage and is thus ascriptive.