Sentence examples for may not subscribe from inspiring English sources

You confirm that you are aged 18 or over, and you may not subscribe if you are below the age of 18.

People drift for a variety of reasons, or they may not subscribe to the same code of conduct as the founder.

Peyton Manning, returning after a year off because of neck operations, may or may not subscribe to that philosophy, but a test against the Steelers' vaunted defense is surely not what any doctor ordered.

Secular atheists may not subscribe to the metaphysics, but the idea that all life – human or otherwise – shares some inherent and fundamental connection is a noble position to take (and, no, you cannot catch Islam from halal food).

In the grip of that Emersonian conviction, one may or may not subscribe to the existence of a personal God, but it should not be the case that constitutional protection depends on a commitment to theism, for that would be to make the hallmark of religion something that is alien to the lives of many people.

You may not subscribe to the mathematical proof that today is "officially" the most depressing of the year, but January is undeniably a glum month when water coolers across the land are witness to the moans, groans and pipe dreams of office workers resolving to escape the 9-5 this year.

Bloomberg may not personally subscribe to the "makers versus takers" ideology of the New Right, or even believe that the rich bear an unfair and disproportionate tax burden.

Many Muslims, like many Jews or Hindus, may not fully subscribe to the religious doctrine concerned, and yet their Muslimness, or Jewishness or Hinduness, is a central part of their make-up.

That abstraction allowed voters who may not necessarily subscribe to the more extreme racialized edges of the American conservative movement to rationalize voting for politicians that might, under other circumstances, be unacceptable to anyone other than a small minority of reactionaries.

Individuals who do not subscribe to the scientific cultural worldview may be less likely to implicitly use their beliefs about scientific (or seemingly scientific) theories as a way of managing existential threat.

We meant "ascribe," not "subscribe".