Sentence examples for it would count on from inspiring English sources

Such a film would either embody a deeply immoral fascination with its topic, or it would count on the obscene neutrality of its style to engender dismay and horror in spectators.

With no way of sending investigators to Sudan (which refuses to grant them visas), the international court's prosecutor said in 2005 that it would count on cooperation from nongovernmental organizations, among other institutions.

Not that you would count on inertia winning out indefinitely.

"I can only say that if I were planning the future, I would count on only 2percentt".

So although one can hope, I'm not sure I'd count on it.

It's a compelling promise, but not one I'd count on.

She's too scattered this week to reign supreme, but I'd count on a major move in epsodes to come.

The Information Technology Industry Council, a lobbying group, told lawmakers that it would count their vote on trade authority twice when tallying how supportive they were to the high-tech cause -- potentially costing those who voted against the measure a lucrative source of campaign contributions.

If your partner provides you with any financial support, it would count as untaxed income on the Fafsa.

That was the likeliest outcome; on balance, it would count as a success.

But only a fool would count on it.