Sentence examples for if minimally from inspiring English sources
They did attend to corpses, if minimally.
They're sensuously if minimally textured, like skin.
But Mr. Wendland's mother and sister objected, noting among other things that he was conscious, if minimally so, and not comatose.
The jail-bait photographs, typically of teen-age girls in the theatrical (if minimally clothed) poses that used to be the exclusive province of bedroom mirrors, tended to be stolen from teen-agers' Facebook pages.
A married couple who looked as though they had been dancing ever since Tommy Dorsey put together his first band, moved easily, if minimally, in a small corner of the floor, one puff of white hair resting against the other.
(Brantley) 'Luce' In this thoughtful if minimally dramatic new play by J C Lee, the parents (the fine Marin Hinkle and Neal Huff) of a 17-year-old boy they adopted from Congo (the magnetic Okieriete Onaodowan) discover their star-student son may have a shadow side (1 40).
What Gardley really needs is a dramaturge to balance his lyrical strength by forcing him to deal, if only minimally, with the art of storytelling.
To enliven things, if only minimally, the film contains fleeting appearances by the Ad-Libs, the Silhouettes, Screamin' Jay Hawkins and others, though most of them have been so poorly lip-synched that their music lacks spontaneity.
We conclude that empirical modeling based on an abiotic stressor gradient can provide an alternative approach for deriving internal reference expectations for great rivers with few, if any, minimally disturbed sites.
The aim of this study was to determine if the minimally modified LDL, obtained after the ingestion of three different diets, produce differential effects on the vascular cell adhesion molecule-1 (VCAM-1) and E-selectin expression in human umbilical endothelial cells (HUVECs).
In this review, we examine the instruments that are in common use in daily practice and current research on migraines, focusing on the purpose of each instrument, clinical applications, pitfalls in interpretation, and, if any, minimally clinically important difference(s) (MCID).
