Sentence examples for counts though from inspiring English sources

Perhaps what counts, though, is being at a top team, and no woman has had that chance.

What really counts, though, was that night at the Factory, for it was then that everything was harmonic and felt and unspoken; and it was then that Andy Warhol filmed Cass Elliot.

It's what led up to there that counts, though, and it's hard not to wish that the story, good, bad, or indifferent, had found a way to go on.

What really counts, though, is where we go from here.

It's what's on the inside that counts, though, right?

But it is the art itself that really counts (though with Picasso, everything counts).

Can the USA make it count though, having worked their way back into this.

It wouldn't have counted though, a foul given against Postiga, but Holland's defending was rather suspect.

(For further development of Dummett's ideas on thoughts as types, see Dodd (2000).) What would count, though, as a troubling Platonism about propositions?

This should lead to improved counting though at the expense of characterizing splice and other sequence variants.

Local connections still count, though.