Sentence examples for count in itself from inspiring English sources

A feeling of elation, for example, even if it occurs in a religious context, does not count in itself as a religious experience, even if the subject later comes to think that the feeling was caused by some objective reality of religious significance.

Each could in itself be counted a top-class effort but his trainer, Aidan O'Brien, remained adamant that the horse's full potential has yet to be realised.

This process allows the child or caregiver to count, which in itself can be relaxing.

That he called Netanyahu by his moniker (eight times, I counted) was in itself a departure from his 2010 interview, in which he stuck to the more removed "Prime Minister Netanyahu".

Frequently the polymorphism results from indels in the flanking sequence, in addition to or instead of variation in repeat count in the microsatellite itself.

Three times at least, as I counted, in McPherson itself, it refers to what is done by the legislative power under state constitutions as they exist.

It may still be struggling to make itself count in the smartphone space but early signs are more promising for Windows plus tablets.

Anything these protests can do to offer support to them ought to be counted a victory in itself.

The officials added that the fact that the FOI request came from the Opposition should in itself count against disclosure, as it was likely to be used for political attacks.

(Securing a bun with bobby pins on a squirming toddler should count as a performance in itself).

Vote counting in the election itself was continuing for an eighth day on Saturday, with four seats still in doubt.