Sentence examples for had always counted from inspiring English sources

She had always counted on her books for immortality, and, in the end, they failed her".

I had always counted myself as a true modern social liberal, and proud of my support for feminism.

Temirtau had always counted on the mill to provide not only jobs, but also housing, medical care and other social services.

(Jack had always counted on the utilitarian, if narratively implausible, appearance of the old man bearing implements and instructions, but somewhere along the way the old man had also disappeared).

In particular, two of the voting blocks in Brooklyn that the Democrats had always counted on, Jews and Italians, are slipping more and more into the Republican or conservative camps.

In Bayou la Batre, the center of Alabama's seafood industry, a food bank has been giving out 10,000 pounds of food a week — a grim anomaly in a town where residents had always counted on the sea to feed them.

In clinical practice, habit has always counted for more than data.

"In a one-room schoolhouse, every child counts -- they've always counted, whether it was 1890 or 1990.

While whom you know has always counted in hiring, Ms. Parakh's experience underscores a fundamental shift in the job market.

Yet Saatchi's enthusiasm has always counted for something, as has his insistence on going his own way.

"We are particularly saddened because we have always counted these two men among our friends," the letter continued.