Sentence examples for he subscribe from inspiring English sources

Nor does he subscribe to the Kremlin's notion of "sovereign democracy".

Nor does he subscribe to the zealous worldview of religious settlers.

Does he subscribe to the view that having children provides the meaning of life, I wonder.

But Steve never wanted to lose his audience either, nor did he subscribe to the ideologies of high modernist mannerism.

And if he is such a centrist, how can he subscribe, as he seemed to in Bournemouth, to a Manichean vision of a Britain divided starkly between conservatives and "progressives"?Mr Blair wants to make sense of these contradictions by claiming that Tories of the Clarke and Heseltine sort are eminently reasonable, but that in Blackpool the rest of the Tories swerved to the extreme right.

Neither does he subscribe to Robert Gordon's hypothesis (developed in "The Rise and Fall of American Growth") that we must abandon the unrealistic growth expectations we acquired as a result of an exceptional century (1870-1970) of transformative developments (e.g., electrification, the internal combustion engine, urban sanitation) that have no foreseeable analogues.

He subscribed to running magazines.

But he subscribes to the basic rule of food etiquette.

He subscribes to a karmic view of the business cycle.

He subscribes to The Oakland Press, a suburban daily.

"But I do fault the economic philosophy he subscribes to.