Sentence examples for anyone maybe from inspiring English sources

"It didn't even dawn on me to call anyone; maybe I was in shock," Ms. McAniff said.

He had failed to see that Mr. Simon had been as nervous about the project as anyone, maybe more so, he said.

After numerous not very successful attempts to follow in the comedy-drama's footsteps (Hearts and Bones, Big Bad World or Metropolis, anyone?), maybe this time the commissioners have unearthed that holiest of holies – the middle-class serial that mirrors the lives of its viewers.

Alternately deadpan and lacerating, this persona risks alienating the audience, a quality that also happens to be the signature of male sitcom auteurs, including Larry David and Louis C.K. (If you aren't alienating anyone, maybe your jokes don't go far enough).

Surprisingly, 48percentt of respondents said they don't share their streaming video passwords with anyone (maybe they just didn't want to admit it?), while 42percentt said they shared with their families.

I didn't know anyone, maybe one or two people, but you spend time with these people.

He's not scaring anyone, except maybe Ann Arbor children in their dreams.

I love these sneak views backstage as much as anyone else — maybe even more.

"At the same time, it was instilled upon us that this was a privilege and a responsibility, and nothing made us better than anyone else — maybe randomly luckier".

(Another point about Lee Child: I have never known him say a harsh word about anyone – well, maybe Martin Amis, but apart from that).

This isn't healthy for anyone except maybe those posed to gain immediately by their newfound power.