Sentence examples for counts words from inspiring English sources

Here is a tax-examiner who compulsively counts words as he converses.

Where he counts words to be needless, affected, pedantic, ill put together, contrary to the genius of the language, there is no objection to his saying so; on the contrary, he may do real service in this way: but let their claim to belong to our book-language be the humblest, and he is bound to record them, to throw wide with an impartial hospitality his doors to them, as to all other".

Leadership counts, words matter, gestures speak loudly, in fighting Jew hatred or any prejudice, and America's president can help win the battle.

The PMRA approach differs from the BM25 approach in three main ways: 1) it does not remove all high frequency words, but rather removes a set of 132 high frequency, low content words, 2) it counts words in the title twice rather than once and also uses MeSH terms, 3) it uses the PMRA similarity measure rather than the BM25 measure.

Although your word processor counts word-for-word, it isn't necessary to use so precise a count, as the editor counts words by the space they occupy in the finished product.

She makes conjunctions count: words are that important to her.

New technology, Shepherd told him, could make counting words much easier.

The answer is not hard to figure out; it's just a matter of counting words.

In counting words, it relied on a strict criteria by which to define and measure vocabulary.

You could call that intelligent, but it's just counting words and numbers.

We don't count words like "the" and "football club" here.