Sentence examples for subscribing to the notion from inspiring English sources

As a child, I recall adults using the phrase "She was nice, but dark" to describe their contemporaries, casually subscribing to the notion, still prevalent, that light skin is cosmetically and morally superior to dark skin.

"The president has always subscribed to the notion that the politics will catch up," Mr. Gibbs said.

Many people subscribe to the notion that soccer can explain the world.

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

As a writer, I subscribe to the notion that material is wherever you find it.

Despite occasional misgivings, we have always subscribed to the notion ourself.

For those who subscribe to the notion that the path to nirvana is through clear alcohol, martinis will be served.

For years China, Taiwan and most onlookers, including America, have subscribed to the notion that there was but "one China".

I don't subscribe to the notion that the American people need to know everything.

I very much subscribe to the notion that it is worth throwing money at coats.

Now, to be clear, the GOP front-runner does not subscribe to the notion that 9/11 was an inside job.