Sentence examples for we will really count from inspiring English sources

We will really count on tablets in the future.

What will really count is the first one of the next parliament.

"The entire city must ask how the arts will really count".

This method gives a vote that will really count to a person who lives in a state in which one candidate has a clear majority in the state.

It will not be easy for Democrats to hold the reformers to their pledges, now that the bill can actually succeed and all members realize that their votes will really count for something this time around.

While maintaining organization internally is certainly important, it's what comes through to your customers that will really count in the end.

"We will really relish the two games.

… We will really need your prayers".

"With a statistical tie for governor and Senate," he said, "every vote — for the first time in a long time — will really, really count".

What's missing as she does and does not say goodbye to her mother, the only audience that will ever really count for her, is the sort of joy that has nothing to do with anyone else, the gaiety to be found in the imagination as it goes about its business, making the known world both true and unfamiliar.

Will nostalgia really count for that much?