Sentence examples for but subscribing from inspiring English sources

Such grassroots independent groups coalesced locally around a common agenda but subscribing to the al-Qaeda name and its broader ideology thus meant a diffuse form of militancy, and one far more difficult to confront.

I could pay my $20 each month to any I.S.P. and get about the same thing, of course, but subscribing to Sonic makes me feel virtuous and civic-minded.

Analysts have sought to characterise this as a move from a unified al-Qaida leadership to a phenomenon defined by an array of regional jihadist groups, concerned predominantly with local agendas but subscribing to varying degrees to at least the principle of a broader global jihadist agenda.

That simple concept of following gripped, but subscribing to feeds simply did not, at least how Google Reader and other popular readers let you do it.

Most are not only economic conservatives but subscribe to a social ideology that is to the right of Pat Robertson.

I identify as a feminist but subscribe to the pretty basic definition of a feminist as "someone who seeks equality between the sexes".

It's possible that the myth of the lone genius on his crag is so romantic that readers, authors, and critics can't help but subscribe to it, at least somewhat.

But subscribe to the right playlists, follow the right YouTube channels, and listen to the right radio shows, and you'll hear that grime is very much alive.

There are people all over the country who grit their teeth and pay their taxes but subscribe to this dangerous and nutty idea that the federal government is a criminal organization.

This might be worth doing for a few major publications, but subscribe to too many minor journals and your inbox will soon be bombarded with endless pages of contents that you'll probably never bother to look at.

Wright prefers to eschew the gender binary, using male pronouns where necessary but otherwise subscribing to no gender.