Sentence examples for necessarily subscribing from inspiring English sources

They are choosing what they want to care about, from street harassment to violence, without necessarily subscribing to the word feminism".

But we do not necessarily subscribe to the concept of "two-way lanes".

It's not something I necessarily subscribe to, even; I just can't help it.

They don't necessarily subscribe to the view that investment in journalism is the way to profit.

"I don't necessarily subscribe to the fact that the Giants struggled against left-handers," Valentine said.

Its executive director, Jim Pasco, cautioned that the organization did not necessarily subscribe to all of Mr. Trump's views.

"They may go to church because that's the church their family attends, but they don't necessarily subscribe to the beliefs of Christianity".

And that need to express doesn't necessarily subscribe to the expiration date imposed by popular culture, which has long been the artist's dilemma.

Mr. Banks doesn't necessarily subscribe to all the Professor's theories, he said, but the character inserted himself into the novel as an alternative to the Kid's very limited view of things.

The nineteenth century, hospitable to bachelor uncles and celibate scholar-saints, did not necessarily subscribe to the extremely high value the twentieth century assigned sex and its associated concept of "love".

Who does that?" While Williamsburg parents don't necessarily subscribe to traditional mind-sets about the hours babies should keep or the places they should frequent, everyone seems to agree that babies and smoking don't mix.