Sentence examples for if not particularly more from inspiring English sources

But if he runs a little slow, Mother runs exceedingly fast, as you see shortly after the movie opens when, while playing with a dog one bright day, Do-joon puts himself in the path of an oncoming BMW, which leaves him dazed if not particularly more addled.

It's not particularly more confidence.

Starting from almost nothing 30 years ago, an expanding array of anonymous factories across southern China has used the show to display inexpensive (if not particularly innovative) toys to buyers more interested in low cost than high quality.

Helios & Matheson CEO Ted Farnsworth was a bit more open — if not particularly specific — about what all this means.

If not particularly lighter.

It makes for an efficient if not particularly exciting game.

Mr. Jarvi conducted a gracious if not particularly memorable account.

This defensive posture is understandable if not particularly sympathetic.

My parents were dutiful, if not particularly enthusiastic, Catholics.

We have a friendly, if not particularly intimate, relationship.

Armstrong was a likeable – if not particularly rigorous – presenter.