Sentence examples for will really count for something from inspiring English sources

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.

"Those relationships really count for something," she said.

Now, there's a possibility of intra-city rivalry games that really count for something.

The name of Shakespeare really counted for something in Stratford.

And in a fashion environment where increasingly commerce comes before creativity, that really counts for something.    .

In those days, debates really counted for something.

In those days, Earth and humanity really counted for something.

(The other thing that clearly comes across is the fact that good penmanship really counted for something back then).

Will nostalgia really count for that much?

When Bibi goes in he'll make it really count, for the next 20 years.

New money is transforming Hollywood, but institutional memory will always count for something.