Sentence examples for if anything though from inspiring English sources

IF anything, though, Ms. Bhojwani is willful.

If anything, though, Mr. Obama has been even more immersed in business on the other side of Pennsylvania Avenue — and less engaged in any sustained pitch to the public.

If anything though, he sees good things for the future of the 5c.

If anything though, these next few months will shine even more light on whether or not BlackBerry still has the chops to compete in the crowded smartphone space.

If anything, though, there may be too much action.

If anything though, rural tribalism seems to have gotten both better and worse.

If you taught us anything though, it's don't stop at education.

If anything happened, though, it would probably be just a summer fling.

Between 1982 and 1990 application rates are largely flat in both single term and multi-term governors and if anything, slightly (though not significantly) higher among first-term governors.

How one can claim the former without being committed to the latter is one of the main topics in the dialetheic theory, since trivialism is considered by most philosophers theoretically repugnant, if anything is (though see Kabay 2010 for an interesting defense of the view).

I will be surprised, though, if anything is published on the theme better than Frances Wilson's How to Survive the Titanic, or the Sinking of J Bruce Ismay (Bloomsbury, £18.99).