Sentence examples for if thanks from inspiring English sources
"La Captive" (2000, Chantal Akerman): One of the heights of modernist melodrama; it's as if, thanks to Proust, Akerman, a master of the tableau, discovered a third dimension.
But what if, thanks to new methods of detection, the sea became no more secure a hiding place for the submarine than the air was for the bomber?
I love walking, even if, thanks to Posy Simmonds, who kills off a character in Tamara Drewe in a bovine stampede, I have recently developed a cow phobia.
Cutting "red tape" will do little to help private sector firms, if thanks to government policy real incomes are cut, economic activity shrinks and businesses go bust.
Here in the 21st century, there's absolutely no reason to wail if – thanks to your own life choices – someone takes a little bite out of your enjoyment.
But it will matter, if, thanks to the performance metrics you have established, business managers focus on the profitability of each isolated channel.
Each time, when finished, he licked Lemieux enthusiastically as if in thanks.
She then came back and visited with each one of them, nudging them all gently, as if in thanks.
The second their eyes met, the deer was gone, but in that second it had come clear to him — on this day of endless revelations — that the deer had been casting a beneficent look, as if in thanks.
Most people can tell if your thanks is genuine, so a small but heartfelt "Thank you" is better than an overwrought thank you speech.
