Sentence examples for necessarily counting from inspiring English sources

I'm not necessarily counting, but neither am I completely free.

Not that Davis is necessarily counting his numbers.

In particular, it has been extensively demonstrated that both humans and nonhuman animals can discriminate between two quantities without necessarily counting the number of objects.

Sort and use clusters of two, three, four,... balls or play blocks without necessarily counting them.

Though you're not necessarily counting calories anymore, you do want to limit your fat and sugar intake for your overall health.

"Since then, work no longer seems like a place you can necessarily count on".

And, as Bill Clinton has amply demonstrated, electability doesn't necessarily count for very much at all.

But none of the countries downgraded on Friday can necessarily count on such a reaction.

But if Mr. Matheson is elected and follows through on his campaign promises, House Democrats should not necessarily count on blind loyalty from him.

Well, in a town that went nine to one for Kerry over Bush, the perspective of fans won't necessarily count for much.

The most sophisticated terrorists (although Abdulmutallab doesn't necessarily count) pick their attack dates based on the likelihood of success and the impact the attack will have.