Sentence examples for this would count for from inspiring English sources

None of this would count for much, of course, if "House" and "Garden" weren't so rewarding a showcase.

All this would count for nothing if Araki's photographs did not match up to all the words.

This would count for Hegel as a piece of mythical picture thinking a Vorstellung.

Matuidi, whose superb fitness is one of his biggest assets, said the Germans may be favourites because of their better run in the last few tournaments but that would count for nothing.

But this shriveling power would count for little in the long-term if there were a sense of potential political renewal.

The definition of citable articles does not include Editorials such as this, although if there were any citations in this Editorial to articles published in Environmental Health in 2008 and 2009 they would count for this journal's 2010 Impact Factor, thus slightly inflating it.

But if this data was correct his reputation would count for nothing and a party that came close to being obliterated at last year's general election was on course for a byelection sensation to rival any in British political history.

Passive reception of the word would count for nothing - this was one of the mistakes made by Plato's opponents, the sophists, who charged fees for imparting what they sold as practical wisdom (one might think of the witless piles of "wisdom" and "self-help" literature that now choke bookshops).

This is a perfectly reasonable assertion, and one that would count for a lot in pretty much any semi-normal circumstance.

In South Carolina, he said, "it was very clear that we were wiped out by the so-called Christian right, and that's where a lot of this hate stuff was directed" -- implying that Republican conservatives would count for less today.

She believed her voice and experience would count for something.