Sentence examples for essentially count on from inspiring English sources
He tries counting everything, until he finally decides to count sheep or essentially count on himself.
We essentially counted girls with henna on their feet and combined these figures with other sources of data to estimate the prevalence of cutting in each community.
Bud Collins, the vibrant memory of tennis, recalls rushing over to the grandstand in 1995 when Shuzo Matsuoka of Japan suffered leg cramps and was essentially counted out as he writhed on the court.
For example, Jones argues that the concepts exist essentially because of the need we have to be able to count on one another.
Instead, Cristina Sauceda asked, "How did you feel when they destroyed the towers, and what did you do to make people feel better?" Wherever he goes these days, Mr. Giuliani can count on fielding essentially the same question, one based on an image stamped so deeply into the national psyche that even a 10-year-old sees it.
In the meantime, alleged wise persons in Washington count on what essentially amounts to a military junta ― the Four Horsemen of John Kelly, H.R. McMaster, James Mattis and Rex Tillerson ― to "rein in" the president.
"White vegans and radical vegans are always downplaying actual oppression but you can count on them to cry about their hurt feelings which, essentially, is offensive in itself".
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