Sentence examples for if unintentional from inspiring English sources

In Haines, as elsewhere in Alaska, people supply the most dependable if unintentional, live entertainment.

It was an apt, if unintentional, metaphor for a fragile team.

A writer's own publisher can be part of a process of effective segregation and vague if unintentional put-down.

While the campaign distanced itself from the gaffe immediately, the comment was actually good advice, even if unintentional.

Even if unintentional, these instances of noncompliance raise serious concerns about the Intelligence Community's capacity to manage its authorities in an effective and lawful manner.

He posted the survey – with a customary, if unintentional, sprinkling of typos – on the party's Facebook page on the afternoon of 2 May, and it quickly went viral.

Over all, the performance provided an invaluable if somewhat unintentional demonstration of just what the nation might expect from a McCain presidency: great courage and high-wire imprudence.

Harvard geology professor Daniel Schrag convened a meeting on geoengineering in November 2007 and later discussed the meeting with the journal Science: "The intentional engineering of the climate makes people very uncomfortable, even if the unintentional changing of the climate by greenhouse gas emissions might even be worse".

There were also moments of levity, if perhaps unintentional.

I'm pretty forgiving about a typo, a misused word, a factual error that gets corrected, or even an inaccurate claim if it's unintentional (again, if it gets corrected).

"What difference does it make if it was unintentional?" "O.K.," Dr. Zimring said patiently.