Sentence examples for looks count from inspiring English sources

Life in the Hamptons is never just about the beach, though; looks count.

It is Liberman who created the Conde Nast look, and at Conde Nast, looks count for a lot - in most cases more than the words.

"It's because, I think, it's getting better generally, daily, especially in TV, for women in acting; and age and looks count less.

Despite working in a business where looks count — from chichi spaces to a beautiful-people clientele — Mr. Ortlieb is not a fussy aesthete.

In the gay demimonde, where looks count for a great deal, Baldwin was not a success, even after he became famous, and he tended to be attracted to straight and bisexual men, who increased the sense of isolation he fed on.

In this market, looks count.

But it hasn't been clear whether the picture is truly improving or the long-term jobless are just disappearing from the data because they've despaired of ever finding work, since only those who continue looking count as unemployed.

Along the way she has become a mother to many others besides just her own three children and when you look count and combine the numbers, her blogs have been read, shared and commented on well over a million times.

Other interviewees described this in similar ways: I was sitting next to a chief resident, a female doctor elbowed her and said look count the number of females in the room and there was one other female apart from her.

(male, hospital) I was sitting next to a chief resident, a female doctor elbowed her and said look count the number of females in the room and there was one other female apart from her.

It's not just how he looks that counts.