Sentence examples for aren't maybe from inspiring English sources

"Things aren't maybe where they ought to be.

"It's OK to be sad, and it's OK to have feelings that aren't maybe the ones that you thought you were supposed to have or are what are expected of you.

I think that they've got more of a momentum whereas no has said we'll hold onto what we've got and aren't maybe as dynamic, but today has seen not just the Orange people who support what we're standing for.

"The Irish team is going well because the players are well managed to play for Ireland but England and France aren't maybe as strong as they should be, while their club teams are stronger on the back of an influx of foreign players that we don't really have here," former Ulster number eight Tony McWhirter told BBC Radio Ulster's Rugby Special programme.

Some voters are open about it, a lot more aren't (maybe even trying to convince themselves that it's not about race).

I really thought about that for a long time and thought 'am I irritated because I want to be defensive of the healthcare profession and that we are genuinely trying to do our best?... yes the services aren't maybe as good as we would want them to be... [but] you do want to defend your own [laughs].

"Those films are not maybe art house," she said.

You are not maybe supposed to deal only on nursing profession.

If you are not, maybe it's not breaking laws that you use to guide your life.

Easy to digest it certainly isn't; maybe that's the point.

Or maybe it isn't; maybe it's just a conversation about sandwiches.