Sentence examples for if it were that from inspiring English sources
As if it were that simple.
No Taylor, no war - as if it were that simple.
If it were that simple, however, the barrage would have been built years ago.
Symbols matter – so even if it were, that would not necessarily be bad.
If it were that important, I'd play 25 to 30 events every year.
"And then I got a job," she says, laughing nervously, as if it were that simple.
With few exceptions they have treated the city's postwar architecture as if it were that yellow weathervane.
No, because if it were, that would mean it could be proved, which would make it true.
It would be better if it were that way -- if it could be explained as just another neighborhood where people are too busy for one another.
Even if it were, that would be scant consolation to the latest minority groups to enter the pantheon of American scapegoats, Hispanic immigrants and Muslims.
If you've tried just not thinking about someone or something, you know it's not really possible--if it were that easy, you wouldn't be reading this article.
