Sentence examples for newly if from inspiring English sources

Our outermost destination would be a 37-acre private garden, newly (if sporadically) open to the public, on the River Jaudy across from Tréguier.

But the newly (if tentatively) optimistic Kiefer wants us to register Palm Sunday as a true triumph; the entry to Jerusalem inaugurating the events that lead not just to the Passion but to the Resurrection.

Noc, the beluga whale who finds himself newly if posthumously famous after reports that he once told a diver to "get out of the water", hails from the most vocal of all cetacean species: belugas have been dubbed the canaries of the sea.

I don't know if the client is newly pregnant, if they are having complications or if this is just a routine appointment.

Piketty politics has its thumbprint on this newly named, if long-held, financial philosophy of Obama's: "middle-class economics".

One moment the environs of Jerusalem, newly built if small houses, then with one stride comes the desert.

Analysts say the newly engaged if widely disparate groups of young Moroccans are not likely to stop pushing for change.

Patients were classified as newly diagnosed if brain metastases were discovered within 1 month of primary tumor diagnosis or if only a single recent set of pre-GK extracranial imaging was available.

Using this cohort of Japanese patients with HNSCC as post hoc analysis, we newly explored if UGT2B17-deletion modify effects of smoking on TP53-mutations, in combination with p16.

Don't be disappointed if your pet cow doesn't head for your newly built shelter if it starts raining.

While reviewing her menu choices, Ms. Smith looked up quizzically as if newly illiterate.