Sentence examples for agrees maybe from inspiring English sources

If a subject freely agrees, maybe it would make sense, but I foresee heated debates on whether 'knocking truth out of the fellow' can be legalized in principle".

"Yeah," she agreed, "maybe", edging away.

"The prime minister agreed, maybe against his true wishes, to give up Meretz," Mr. Sarid said.

"Because I agreed, maybe that's why I didn't think about it".

So Dean and I agree; maybe I shouldn't use the term "financial crisis" at all, but it's the terminology people know.

"As you're working, you say, 'Look at this — Republicans and Democrats already agree — maybe we should just step up and fix it,' " he said.

And then I have the other frustration — maybe some people agree, maybe you do, maybe you don't — but that the one thing reading on the phone doesn't do as well is surface more things.

You can disagree or agree, maybe some of these operations could still have turned into winning assets, but Mulally decided Ford did not need the problems right now.

I brought that viewpoint with me to the set-decorator position and found a company of people who agreed, maybe not as extreme as I did, but enough so that I wasn't laughed out of the building.

"For some of the ones that I feel are really blatantly harassing it seems to me that maybe there should be something harsher for it, but maybe not everybody agrees and maybe not even Microsoft agrees".

Mehta agrees, adding: "Maybe I get a little positive discrimination.