Sentence examples for have never subscribed from inspiring English sources

On the other hand, the neo-bundles may remain too much like cable television to attract the now generation, which is comprised of cord-cutters, potential cord-cutters, and "cord-nevers" (those who have never subscribed to pay-TV).

Mr. Costas added: "I have never subscribed to the notion that he who dies with the most wins.

I have never subscribed to Ayn Rand's top-down advocacy for the "virtue of selfishness," but from the bottom up it might be just what we need.

*"I have never subscribed to what I called the neo-conservative proposition that somehow, at the barrel of a gun, overnight liberty or democracy could be conjured up".

Without underestimating the strains there have always been in teaching, I have never subscribed to the view that the fault lies with Ofsted.

Their unaccustomed power to damage Israel makes a lot of Palestinians not least those who have never subscribed to the two-state solution believe that they can, after all, one day liberate Palestine by force.That belief is almost certainly an illusion.

But the United States has never subscribed to that target, Ms. Rice noted.

"I've never subscribed to the theory that there's a massive undiscovered talent out there.

I've never subscribed to the "cricket test" and I declined the questioner's test also.

Mark McKinnon, the director of advertising for Bush's 2000 Presidential campaign and now for his reëlection, says, "I've never subscribed to the bias argument about the press.

I've never subscribed to the maxim that opposition parties don't win elections, Governments just lose them.