Sentence examples for if not ideally from inspiring English sources

Dixit Dominus sounds spirited and shapely, if not ideally pointed; the higher choral voices especially seem far back in the mix.

The truly great cities that have thrived over centuries and even millennia – Rome, London, Shanghai among them – have done so because they have developed largely organically and with all strands of their complex lives woven together, if not ideally then intimately and humanely.

The orchestra's big-boned effects were well performed if not ideally transmitted in the tubby acoustics of the space and its corner location within it.

It was conducted, if not ideally, at least in an environment that the Australian government has enriched with capacity for research and evaluation.

However, Datashare and the Dutch food companies had management practices for enabling stakeholder collaboration despite of various fragilities – even if the outcome was not ideally 'symmetrical'symmetrical

Patient-centered functionality is rarely present in prevailing information systems and, if present, it typically does not ideally support shared decision making about important treatment events.

On Friday evening five string players brought some of the festival's spirit — energetic and persuasive if not always ideally polished — to three repertory staples.

Scott C. Embler's production of "7th Monarch," playing at the Acorn Theater, is directed with skill and capably acted by a smart if not always ideally cast ensemble.

This may be most practically if not most ideally done in a retrospective fashion on paraffin-embedded tissue in a large multi-institutional collaboration, which we are currently pursuing.

But it does not ideally suit her.

It is not ideally placed to do so.