Sentence examples for if not sometimes from inspiring English sources

"If not, sometimes it's better to forget".

Top talent rolls through though, and it has a rich – if not sometimes grossly weird – gritty history.

The success of Ms. Brinton's experiment is not that it reveals that New Yorkers can be conned as well as, if not sometimes better than, the citizens in any other burg.

The first is that the culture at large is starting to judge television not as a brain-numbing time-suck but an art form on par with, if not sometimes better than, movies.

The governor, who grew up on a dairy farm in rural Colorado, often came off in public as boyish and geeky, if not sometimes simplistic in his enthusiasms, especially for alternative renewable energy that he hoped would help rebuild and reshape Colorado's economy.

Every morning that I awake and find we have electricity, which continues to be only a few days a week, the first thing I do is get on the Internet and scan American newspapers to get a feel if Israel's closest — if not sometimes only — ally is awakening to the crimes against humanity that are being carried out by Israel with American weapons against Palestinians in Gaza.

The magazine asked if "she did not sometimes wonder how much truth there is in the story that he once said he would renounce his rights upon the death of George V – which would make her nickname come true".

"I work as hard as they do, they work as hard as I do if not harder sometimes.

The battle lines were sharply drawn, the campaigns were pitiless, each side had contempt for the others' beliefs; and yet, somehow, on the margins of hostility, a grudging accommodation, if not friendship, sometimes developed.

For what is mental illness if not universal, sometimes prosaic?

every person vocalises differently and you have to get used to it, and when you've spent a few days with them you understand them and know what they want… Content, satisfied, with a smile, and if not, well sometimes you just don't manage.