Sentence examples for which i count from inspiring English sources

He also used the word "truth" nine times, which I count as a misstep.

(The one was Giuliani McCainn said he'd "seriously consider it," which I count as an abstention).

There are honourable exceptions, among which I count my own organisation.

I did not encounter the work of Toni Morrison at school, which I count as lucky: she didn't come to me with the label of "Nobel prize-winning novelist".

The "disinviting" of Rushdie left the Weekly Mail organisers "more than a little embarrassed" and "the South African intellectual community, among which I count myself, comes out of the affair looking pretty stupid", he said.

Her cohort accomplished their work with such vigor that the writers who followed a group in which I count myself, having worked at Jezebel from 2014 through this summer could trust that a general consciousness of contemporary sexism had already been raised.

I did a soundcheck in which I counted to five and drank some water to correct my severe case of morning voice.

The Early Word: Guam, Which Counts, Is Counting Ballot counting is under way in Guam, where Democrats held caucuses on Saturday (over the International Dateline in the Pacific, the island territory is more than half a day ahead of the continental United States).

I've met only a few jerks (which I can count on one hand) in my 30-plus years in this business.

I can muster up ire about anyone affiliated with the left – of which I still count myself a member – using, in 2013, the words "Bitch", "whore", "witch", "bint" and, of course, "c***" to describe Margaret Thatcher.

We're actually quite self-deprecating and that plays into the hands of cynical people, of which I would count Jeremy Paxman, who have this caricature of politicians as a bunch of duplicitous so-and-sos on some big gravy train, living the life of Riley.