Sentence examples for does subscribe from inspiring English sources

He does subscribe to another theory: that the assassination was a conspiracy hatched by Edwin M. Stanton, who was Lincoln's secretary of war.

"The fact is he does subscribe to the views of the Republican Party that have hurt New York City," Mr. de Blasio said.

When I asked Bowman what magazines he does subscribe to, he listed Smithsonian, National Geographic, Outdoor Indiana, Birds & Blooms, Scale Rails ("a publication of the National Model Railroad Association NMRAA) of which I am a member"), and TV Guide.

"The Unwinding" has no ideology, but it does subscribe to the view that those with the most power and influence, who have benefitted the most handsomely, bear more responsibility than the Hartzells.

Obama does subscribe to a civic metaphysics, but it is centered instead on the bonds between people and the perennial American ability to change.

But whereas Raffles does subscribe to some code of honor (friendship, school, cricket), Mortdecai is pure self-interest and proud of it: " 'Idle, intelligent, devious; a survivor,' read the summary of my character on my last school report and I have not changed".

Does subscribing to Architectural Digest make us unwittingly collusive in the perpetuation of wealth inequity?

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