Sentence examples for although I count from inspiring English sources

It seems inconceivable that the British public would never have the wit to elect this unique assembly and, although I count myself a democrat to my fingertips, I bitterly resent Jack Straw's proposals to reform the chamber by creating a mixture of appointed and elected members.

Dear Steve: Although I count myself among the many millions of admirers you have earned as a vigorous defender of rigorous thinking, I must file a respectful dissent from your recent column excoriating Commissioner Selig.

Dinner is a nightly battle to get him to eat at least one vegetable (although if I counted French Fries as veggies, I could save myself a lot of trouble).

I count four programs that are all 20th century (although counting Schoenberg transcriptions of Bach may stretch the point).

I'm not just physically tired – although I can count the hours of sleep I've had the last two nights on one hand.

He won't disclose what revenues are, but the company currently has 40 employees and has open spots for a dozen more, he says (although I only count eight positions on their jobs page).

Although I can count Adelaide's raves on one hand, they're inexplicably special.

Because Vail is so large and I wasn't sure where the terrain and my skill level coincided, I was frustrated much of the day, although I still count it as a success.

There are six separate plots, although I could swear I counted a couple more, plus three directors: Tom Tykwer, Lana Wachowski, and her brother, Andy Wachowski.

The age range was roughly 25 to 35, although I should note I counted no fewer than seven guys with shaved heads -- in this context, a camouflage for baldness, not a sign of a skinhead movement below Canal Street.

At 130 minutes, though, the movie actually runs a bit longer than either "Thor" (2011) or "Thor: the Dark World" (2013), and although I lost count at a certain point, it's safe to say that it features more noisy scenes of CGI mass demolition and frenzied inter-dimensional transit than its predecessors combined.