Sentence examples for has long subscribed from inspiring English sources

This newspaper has long subscribed wholeheartedly to the idea of school vouchers.

Peter Hoffman, the chef and owner of Savoy, has long subscribed to the arts of persuasion.

He has long subscribed to the Guardian "for that European, leftwing perspective" and he has a PhD.

The Yankee owner has long subscribed to the theory that you succeed with superstars, in the American League standing and at the box office.

But the education secretary appears to be a man of consistent political principle and has long subscribed to the "Londonistan" claims of rightwing commentators such as Melanie Phillips and others.

WASHINGTON -- Pakistan has long subscribed to the Claude Rains school of diplomacy.

"I've long subscribed to the principle, if it ain't broke, fix it anyway," Mr. Keller wrote.

Bala had long subscribed to the postmodernist notion of "the death of the author" — that an author has no more access to the meaning of his literary work than anyone else.

This single variation is ancient enough to support the theory, to which I have long subscribed, that the earliest division among dogs was between large ones and small ones.

Of course, when it comes to culture, I've long subscribed to the most subjective definition: What I value is culture to me.

I have long subscribed to the view best expressed by Bertrand Russell: The whole problem with the world is that fools and fanatics are always so certain of themselves, and wiser people so full of doubts.