Sentence examples for we didn't subscribe from inspiring English sources
Aronofsky told me, "In the Bible, when Noah gets drunk and ends up naked, and Ham" — his middle son — "doesn't cover him and gets cursed, there's a lot of learned commentary about 'Did Noah sodomize Ham?' We didn't subscribe to that interpretation, and getting into it explicitly might have been too much for our PG-13 film" — he laughed — "but we kept that fractious dynamic".
Aronofsky told me, "In the Bible, when Noah gets drunk and ends up naked, and Ham"—his middle son—"doesn't cover him and gets cursed, there's a lot of learned commentary about 'Did Noah sodomize Ham?' We didn't subscribe to that interpretation, and getting into it explicitly might have been too much for our PG-13 film"—he laughed—"but we kept that fractious dynamic".
"We don't subscribe to any of it".
"We don't subscribe to the same rules that fashion magazines do," Mr. Toro said.
"We don't subscribe to the view of some of our friends in the open-source world that IP is bad and hamstrings innovation.
Alex Russo, finance director, said: "The idea that large stores are something from the past, we don't subscribe to that".
"We don't subscribe to this idea of the 'God of gaps,' meaning if you can't explain something, then blame God," Whitmore told me before describing a method that hardly seemed more scientific.
It is implicit in the law, she said, that: " 'If you're a viewer, you're a doer.' We don't subscribe to the notion that by looking at or considering an idea that you necessarily endorse it".
"We don't subscribe to that nameless, faceless model routine," says Razek.
Even if we don't subscribe to all his particular policy proposals, he is what we wish all politicians in Washington were, humble, caring, dedicated, and effective.
Other productions with accusations that the Jews killed Jesus, like the one Paul Kleyman attended, seek to counter anti-Semitic content with asterisks and footnotes stating that "we don't subscribe to that anymore".
