Sentence examples for if anything now from inspiring English sources

"If anything, now the fretting feels worse, because I shouldn't be fretting".

If anything, now that fewer and fewer young couples feel the need to get married in the first place, those who have still chosen to tie the knot may be more committed to the long haul than their parents were.

Leaving the motherland by a two-car raft, the littlest of the fleet, you cross the minch to find yourself, if anything, now deeper in her arms than ever — sharing her breath, watching the red vans sliding silently between her hills.

If anything, now inflation has set in regarding the praise of popular films as art (as with raves for "Lincoln," "Silver Linings Playbook," and "Anna Karenina"); critics are all too ready to extol any mass-market movie with the merest glimmer of personal concern, stylistic idiosyncrasy, or intellectual substance and to crown their directors as auteurs.

If anything now, people will see it get better.

If anything, now under Lenovo's care, Motorola's products should maintain their low price points while offering more competitive hardware.

"If someone does anything now, that means he hates the Iraqi people.

"I do say to people, if nobody does anything now, your grandchildren will not live the way you live," he says.

No one would be doing anything now if it wasn't for a bunch of moms getting mad.

If you're missing anything, now is the time to find it.

"If anything, Londoners now deserve an apology from their mayor".