Sentence examples for totally count from inspiring English sources

There's another dozen that I can't readily define but can understand in context, like antediluvian (I have the fuzzy impression that it means "old") and about half of those are actually foreign words, so those don't totally count.

All seven totally count, and wouldn't be nearly as great on their own.

So, either you're able to totally count on your older sibling or you're the eldest and you've likely learned to be reliable.

(The research was based on which states' residents most frequently bought large-size condoms, which makes the study totally count as a peer-reviewed experiment).

Not to be a cynic, because taking a picture of a text message on a BlackBerry should totally count as evidence of something, but it's also REALLY EASY TO FAKE.

To delay a resolution supported by the five permanent members -- it's not 100% clear at this point that the US can totally count on support from Russia and China, but let's suppose that it can -- then Turkey and Brazil need five other members of the Security Council to be willing to threaten to vote no or abstain.

Jordan Hoffman I'd be a terrible Canadian if I pretended I'm not totally counting down the days until Drake's new album (Views From the 6) comes out.

It totally counts, right? 4.

Beyoncé totally counts but I challenge you to go back in time a little bit.

Climbing a zillion stairs totally counts as a workout, right? 2. "The Bachelor" is on TV.

It's full of melty cheese, healthy chicken, and the tomato sauce totally counts as a veggie.