Sentence examples for has never counted from inspiring English sources

Mr. Franklin said he has never counted the number of business deals he has done but estimates that it's about a hundred.

But that evidence has never counted for administrators at Yale, Columbia, and Harvard, who figure that, somehow, inexorably, quintessentially, their schools are different, purer, better.

When P.S. Eliot first started attracting attention, the Crutchfields' youth seemed less surprising than their geographical location, in a region that has never counted indie rock among its chief exports.

But Sean Bean, though he might be admired, has never counted among the much loved, and the shock value of his departure from "Game of Thrones" depended on the size of the investment that the creators had put into building up his part of the story until it looked like the armature of the whole deal.

Though the city's health department has never counted rat noses, even the most conservative reports suggest that the city is home to 250,000 rats, and some New Yorkers have suggested that the city might be home to eight or nine rats per person, making the total rat population 64 million to 72 million.

The house is believed to have more than 100 rooms, but its owner has never counted them.

"I've never counted them.

"I've never counted Senator Clinton out," he said.

I've never counted everything, but I do have it in a database.

I've never counted them, but I know where they all are – they're organised by author and cuisine.

I've never counted my cards, but it's not that big of a collection as collections go.