We've got to stand up and speak in this respect or else will be taught that these people were giving their lives, subscribing their sacred fortunes and their honor to some perverted agenda".
They'll then demand you like their video, subscribe to their channel and share it on Pinterest or something.
Wiser men, too, are separated from their money, subscribing in battalions to the fallacy that they, individually, will get out before the smash comes.
It is instead a manifestation of holy ignorance, Roy's biting term meant to characterize the worldview of those who, having lost both their theology and their roots, subscribe to ideas as incoherent as they are ultimately futile.
Try commenting on their videos, subscribe to them, or try boosting their fame by favoriting them.
Many gamers, however — no matter their politics — subscribe to a McLuhanesque notion that only the form, and never the content, of this medium is of significance.
IN GENERAL only eccentric millionaires, intent on disinheriting their children, subscribe to the idea that being given large wads of money is bad for you.
They will show up on the news feeds that users and their friends subscribe to.
Their employees subscribe within IMbox and receive alerts through our app," says Calvo.
As recently as the 1990s, most scientists found each other's work by cracking open a journal that their university subscribed to and reading the articles in print.
