Sentence examples for what if of from inspiring English sources

Yet what if, of all unthinkable thoughts, the war wasn't that bloody, and has come to seem so only in retrospect — what if it's part of the self-caressing insularity of American life to think that it has some special, epoch-marking awfulness?

First to lumber out of the gate at the two-hour presentation was Pixar's The Good Dinosaur, which Lasseter said "tackled the greatest 'What if?' of all time: What if the asteroid that wiped out the dinosaurs actually missed earth?" The answer was perhaps not as outlandish as you'd hope.

Yet what if, of all unthinkable thoughts, the war wasn't that bloody, and has come to seem so only in retrospect what if it's part of the self-caressing insularity of American life to think that it has some special, epoch-marking awfulness?

The "What if?" of life put us in danger and create a feeling of anxiety.

It is a great "what if" of history.

Vera's inhuman adherence to her programming is a neat little glimpse of a very believable "what if" of the future.

Instead my thoughts turned to the evil "what ifs" of life.

Dr Smalley does not waste time worrying about the "what ifs?" of his chosen endeavour.

Your description of the dropouts' financing was sketchy, and there was little thought given to the "what ifs" of failure.

Some people can get bogged down with the "what ifs" of life.

The big what-if, of course, is whether the Knicks' record would be any better had they focused on the present and kept Crawford and Randolph.