Sentence examples for actually if only from inspiring English sources

Well, I watched it all, and… pretty damned good, actually, if only for the talent involved.

Interestingly, Bad came along at a time when Jackson might have been beginning to feel his star was actually, if only by a millimetre, beginning to wane.

Beaks is a real earner for the company, and actually, if only because of his superior talents, he's amazing to have around.

Actually, if only the volume of deionized water is changed (from 1.20 mL to 0.15 mL), another compound hexagonal TiOF2 is synthesized.

His larger point, the one he always held on to, was that morality had to begin from the sense of who one actually was, if only to avoid the abstractions that killed.

Here are three examples from yesterday that actually worked, if only because they're lampooning games themselves, rather than the people who tend to fall for April-orientated pranks.

Even those who understand that something seismic is afoot among predominantly working-class voters are still too keen on the idea that they are gullible enough to be led over a cliff by people with whom they would actually disagree, if only they knew the facts.

Actually if you only ventured north of 42nd Street come curtain time, you would be more likely to draw precisely the opposite conclusion: that American playwriting was moribund, consisting primarily of empty vessels that had somehow been floated onto the city's big stages by the presence of name-brand actors.

The mythic unity of the Third Estate endlessly invoked by patriot writers and orators seemed actually to exist, if only momentarily.

It's amazing how much more seriously people take you when you can refer to a product that is actually selling, even if only in small quantities, rather than one that is only hypothetical.

And, this line of thinking erroneously continues, since this is how things actually would be if only the conservative court majority in 2001 had not stolen the election from Mr Gore, it's only right to see every 5-4 decisincesince then as an illegitimate ramification of the original injustice.