Sentence examples for anything are from inspiring English sources

Publishers, if anything, are more fearful than booksellers.

But what, if anything, are they offering in its place?

When changes in anything are happening, some people object.

Their lives, if anything, are worse than the labourers'.

"The political implications of not doing anything are huge.

Locals, if anything, are a little bemused at the fuss.

Here, the demands, if anything, are becoming more elitist".

"You're not going to buy anything, are you?" She sighed.

The Giants, more than anything, are facing injuries and time.

PLAYBOY: You're not going to tell us anything, are you?

But the New York proposals, if anything, are overly lenient.