Sentence examples for does not always count from inspiring English sources

How well it went over was something Mr. Scharpling would later dissect through e-mail messages, but he hung up with his poise intact, which is something he does not always count on.

I've never been good at picking the winners in reality television, even aside from the debates – but I have forgotten the names of enough contestants to know that simply being famous doesn't always count as a win.

Your laboratory experience doesn't always "count".

But making sense doesn't always count when you're an incumbent video provider and you have a smaller competitor nipping at your heels with a lower-priced offering.

But this doesn't tell the whole story, as respondents to the study did not always count child care as primary "unpaid work" — the bulk of which still falls mostly to women.

Being Beckett, of course, he did not always count those blessings, belittling the Cortot program as "a disappointment" and unleashing his sarcasm at the Berlin Philharmonic, under Wilhelm Furtwängler, when they came to London in 1934 and played Schumann's Fourth Symphony.

So his defeat wasn't only an opportunity for Murray, but a reminder that in this sport those stats do not always count, that you can take nothing for granted.

That is, the songs do not always count 1,2,3,4, like a typical pop or punk song.

It was 0-5 before half an hour had been played; David Luiz and his errant fellow defenders should be grateful away goals don't always count double.

The charity Alcohol Concern suggests irregular and chaotic drinking behaviour may play a part: "When we're totting up our drinks total we don't always count some occasions as proper drinking.

Don't always count on finding a hostel.