Sentence examples for if nothing else when from inspiring English sources

"If nothing else, when I go back home, people won't say: 'Liberty?

If nothing else, when we connect with nature we are reminded that we are part of a larger whole.

"If nothing else, when guys look at the lineup card, they kind of look at it a little bit, and maybe it wakes you up a little bit," Leyland said.

But they're also committed to preserving a measure of professionalism, if nothing else, when it comes to U.S. foreign policy.

If nothing else, when Jean-luc Godard makes a 3D film, there is conclusive evidence something astonishing is happining.

If nothing else, when the big game hits, you know that's one less year you have left inside.

An engineer friend said she knows that if she accomplishes nothing else, when she dies, the bridge that she designed will still be here.

"I've told Dad that even if he leaves me nothing else when he goes, that Punch is mine".

They showed us, if nothing else, that when important principles are at stake, Hunt will not be found wanting.

He then proceeded to tell me the tale of how federal agents nabbed his son — a tale he backed up with reams of documents and records that suggest, if nothing else, that when the federal government is truly motivated, there is no mountain it won't move to prosecute someone it wants to nail.

I would even argue that, if nothing else happens when you are running for the highest office, you have a good shot at understanding the near incomprehensibility of the nation-state that was cobbled together through wars and treaties (though mostly wars) with France, England, and North America's native people.