Sentence examples for but also for countless from inspiring English sources

And so I end by asking how it feels to have written soundtracks not just for the hundreds of great films, but also for countless people's lives, including mine.

The benefits would be enormous, not only for the tens of millions of people who will need ART in the coming decades but also for countless others at risk from non-HIV-related conditions, as increasing efficiencies in HIV service delivery create opportunities for greater scale-up of the wide range of public health interventions needed by all.

His death on March 14, 2016 was a loss not only for those who knew and loved him, but also for the countless admirers of his scholarly work.

Rushdie was chosen this summer for what chair of judges Maureen Freely said were his "many years of speaking out for freedom of expression, but also for his countless private acts of kindness.

"This is a huge victory not only for us queens, but also for the countless others we've met along the way whose names don't always match their ID cards, but allow them to express themselves with less fear and more fabulousness".

The panel was chaired by the writer Maureen Freely, who said: "This prize is English PEN's way of thanking Salman Rushdie not just for his books and his many years of speaking out for freedom of expression, but also for his countless private acts of kindness.

For the 18-year-old boy shot and killed by police on August 9, but also for the countless victims of police racism and brutality — and nearly everyone VICE News spoke to in Ferguson has a personal story to share in regards to this topic.

Congress to date has been decidedly cool toward Chu's proposal--a potentially missed opportunity not only for the prospect of energy independence but also for the prospects of countless young scientists.

This connection in love is both ours and God's greatest pleasure and delight (and, I believe, also for countless beings on planets scattered throughout the Universe).

We could measure the impact of this campaign, through 1900 signatures of people who got straight knowledge in the event site and also for countless phone calls (about 1300) from people who looked for more information about the BLS course in the training center of the Londrina Medicine College.

Yet today's newspapers were filled not only with praise for Elian and his father, Juan Miguel Gonzalez, but also for the youths who attended the countless public rallies organized by the government.