Sentence examples for counted of course from inspiring English sources
Not everything can be counted, of course, and there is more to research than numbers.
If there's a supply of wealth and income that isn't being counted, of course, that's a different story. .
What really counts, of course, is how your company compares with direct competitors.
What counts, of course, is the majority opinion – delivered by Lord Mance on behalf of himself, Hale, Lord Neuberger and Lord Reed.
Beach books count, of course, and so do audiobooks and comic books.
My current audiobook (Yes, they count; of course they count; why wouldn't they?) is "The Sisters Brothers," by Patrick deWitt.
Our friendship with the US, the UK, our neighbourly relationship with Russia and also with other countries count, of course.
They all count, of course, and the terms on this one – just £68m to be paid in premiums – look attractive.
Mass appeal still counts, of course, and the cover star is almost always someone in the college ranks.
Reports of a dish of boiled sole and a roasted new potato that costs $60, not counting, of course, tips and taxes.
Not counting, of course, his sister, who, he reported later, managed to squeeze 90 people into her apartment in two days to look at his art.
