Sentence examples for things to count from inspiring English sources

A building needs three things to count as a skyscraper.

He wasToo many things to count, and was counted onTo be too many things.

But as a means of bearing witness to the dead, they can be a dangerous things to count on.

(Ages 3 to 8) The world is filled with so many things to count and so many ways to count them.

"This is surprising, given the predominance of fingers and toes as things to count," Bowern notes.

In fact, a strict dispositionalism may entail the impossibility of occurrent belief: If to believe something is to embody a particular dispositional structure, then a thought or judgment might not belong to the right category of things to count as a belief.

He could well end up being known widely (even if unfairly) as the telecom lobbyist who broke Obama's promises and killed the open Internet, which is rather an unpleasant thing to count as your legacy, and which is what everyone is calling him today.

"It's one thing to count events.

It's one thing to count how many iPads or PCs we buy but quite another to think that a single number can truly sum up how an economy does as a whole.

Humans are free in the sense that they have the ability to choose how they are going to interpret things, and in these interpretations they are deciding how things are to count or matter.

Three of the four bestselling political memoirs in Britain (since barcodes made such things easier to count) are by Americans.