Sentence examples for truly counts from inspiring English sources

And the only number that truly counts is... my agent's number!

And the only number that truly counts is … my agent's number!

Nothing could properly redeem matters for England, the world's No 1 Test side, because the longest form of the game is still the one that truly counts.

As for whether "Hughie" truly counts among his masterpieces (it was produced twice by Theodore Mann, the Circle in the Square's co-founder), that remains for future patrons to judge, on their way to the restrooms.

Though he has many posts, including general secretary of the Korean Workers Party, the one that truly counts is his chairmanship of the National Defense Commission, which controls the armed forces.

I can't help feeling, though, that words will never be enough; and that the most necessary counterpoint to the resources corporations and governments possess remains that one field where weight of numbers truly counts, direct action.

But when it truly counted, the Giants executed their game plan nearly to perfection.

But she said: "I want voters to be at ease that their votes truly count.

He added: "The only way to force people to take a stand is to make sure that today's votes truly count.

Now that the Miami-Dade canvassing board has decided not to resume its manual recount, I will always wonder: in a situation where every vote truly counted, did my vote count?

The failure to recognise this led to gaming the system by setting very low standards for proficiency, by incorporating statistical sleight of hand into reported performance results, by not truly counting the performance of all students, and to outright cheating.