Sentence examples for if to create from inspiring English sources

Research and write a brief fact sheet about how and when or if to create such a will.

Often, though, his literary judgments are shallow, and as if to create the illusion of depth, he resorts to a kind of septuagenarian archness.

Louise Nevelson's sculptures transform the dark, serious surfaces of Rothko and Adolph Gottlieb into monochrome assemblages of discarded objects, stacked as if to create a shrine.

The album includes Oscar Pettiford's "Blues in the Closet," Andrew Hill's "Dusk," Duke Ellington's "Single Petal of a Rose," Paul Motian's "Arabesque" and the standard "Lover Man," carefully reinscribed on the fly, as if to create a polished new song.

Course after course arrived: tiny, rich little plates of food running into one another as if to create a montage sequence or a kaleidoscopic dream that ended in a castle of chocolates and macarons.

Auto-Tune is a big part of that; although Drake can actually sing, he leans on the effect as a distancing device, as if to create the impression that he's almost too depressed (or too intoxicated) to vocalize, or that he's so alienated from his emotions by stardom he can barely trust his own words.

Use heavy equipment, if available, to create a larger firebreak if the situation warrants it.

"I'm more excited, if necessary, to create opportunity for guys inside the organization," Alderson said.

Phosphorus munitions are banned under international law as a weapon but permitted if used to create a smokescreen.

Cinematographer Steve Arnold captures a warm and crispy glow, as if instructed to create a look reflecting early morning sunshine.

Why did you have to move it, if not to create some kind of doppler effect?