Sentence examples for means if not from inspiring English sources

For him, that means, if not outright denial, then at least mocking the victims of the Shoah and their memory.

Turkey's foreign minister, Ahmet Davutoglu, appeared with Sheik Abdullah and declared that "we have a duty and a burden on our shoulders" to support Libya's opposition, through humanitarian means, if not military ones.

Neither party wants that, so expect an agreement on some combination of short-term spending increases and short-term tax cuts after the election – though expect bitter fights on the means, if not the end.

In the late 1930s Churchill tried to combat the revulsion from war that gripped England, but he had played his own part in fostering the belief that the Great War had been a bad war, in means if not ends.

At one point Coché mutters, "Sitting here for six hours you just know what it's like to be married to him," and we know exactly what she means (if not whom she's talking about — I was often confused about which woman was neglected as a child, who wanted more sex and who wanted less).

It is well known that ABC is classified as an aggressive benign bone tumor, which means if not treated properly, it may recur, or if left untreated, it may get larger and be called giant ABC.

What does such responsibility mean if not keeping guns out of dangerous hands?

Well it's meaner, if not leaner: House leaders are threatening to dole out earmark money only to loyal Republicans.

What does love mean if not fully accepting, embracing and affirming people, exactly where they are at in this moment, regardless of if you understand or agree?

(How does she NOT want kids? Is it medical...? I mean if not, she must be, like, super selfish or something).

What does "Make America Great Again" mean if not to go back to a time when Americans could guiltlessly indulge in the western fantasy?