Sentence examples for seem to count from inspiring English sources

"Yet the deaths, the destruction and the misery seem to count for nothing.

Also, they seem to count on an awful lot of biomass.

They certainly seem to count when Mr Bratton is in charge of them.

The tradition has passed into television, where it doesn't seem to count.

WalletHub doesn't seem to count sidewalks, dance clubs, roller rinks, or handball courts.

Their experience, their personal holiness and their spiritual insight often don't seem to count.

But party members seem to count for little under the Cameron regime.

I've seen people walking off greens who can't seem to count past five.

Memories are what seem to count most in the Taleses Ocean Cityy home.

Supporters' groups remain resolutely opposed to B teams in senior leagues but their views seem to count for little.

Then again, there are books whose titles actively seem to count against them, which have nevertheless gained acclaim.