Sentence examples for really subscribe from inspiring English sources

I don't really subscribe to the notion that we Brits are a lazy bunch.

"I don't really subscribe to a completely normal view of what relationships should be," he says.

I don't really subscribe to that," Longmire said when asked if their experience was an asset.

"I really subscribe to that old adage that you should never let the audience get ahead of you for a second.

We are both rather old-fashioned, I suppose, and although our friendship is deep and sincere, we do not really subscribe to the women's guerrilla movement.

"And I don't really subscribe to either view; I don't know what the answer is but I can understand both perspectives.

'We gave an insanely huge launch party that really subscribed to the great David Brown theory of show business - which is never give a party that's better than the movie.' Many in the notoriously bitchy media world enjoyed watching Brown endure the first setback of a glittering career that had begun in London nearly 25 years earlier.

"There's an entire generation that's coming up that has never really subscribed to the traditional [cable] package," he said.

And needing to escape and not really subscribing to the real world because I think it's bullshit and I think that there's a lot more to life like creativity and beauty that we can create and have".

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(But then, since people started quoting movie box-office numbers instead of reviews, maybe everyone really is subscribing to Variety.) Despite this shrewdness, Mr. Blythewood doesn't resist sliding into the genre's twin pitfalls of sentimentality and melodrama.