Sentence examples for If not much else from inspiring English sources

If not much else, Ilan Duran Cohen's sexual comedy, "Confusion of Genders," offers the pleasure of watching attractive bodies in various states of undress entangling and disentangling in a tormented erotic roundelay.

If not much else, Schwimmer has encouraged his actors to intense their energy levels and comic timing at all costs".

Japan's overall literacy rate is believed to have been close to that of England, where, following the rapid expansion of Sunday schools in the mid-19th century, more than three-quarters of children were learning to read the Bible, if not much else.By this stage other nations, near and far, had begun to overtake China in the move to mass literacy.

It worked, sort of: the Korangal became a magnet for insurgents, if not much else.

Gyllenhaal has always been relaxed discussing work, if not much else.

It earned him perhaps $3 a day — enough to feed his two infant children, if not much else.

It often seems as if there is not much else besides success and misery.

— The playoffs so often take on a Darwinian approach, and the Boston Celtics on Friday certainly felt as if they survived — and not much else — in defeating the Atlanta Hawks in the first round.

PAGE 7 36 Hours: Liverpool 12 AUTOMOBILES OFFERING ROOM FOR TWO, But Not Much Else If every driver in Manhattan switched to the abbreviated Smart car, there might well be no congestion; at just under nine feet long, it's the smallest car sold in America.

The market for 'panic alarm' apps on smartphones is littered with simple apps which just make a lot of noise if you get attacked, but not much else.

If it's not going well, not much else will either.