Sentence examples for argued that maybe from inspiring English sources

I've argued that maybe we need a third party to break open our political system.

Thessaly argued that maybe it wouldn't, pointing to the fact that "Julie and Julia" had already been made, but conceded that Hollywood execs might think differently.

JERUSALEM — Eight years ago, writing about the popularity of Kadima, the centrist party of then-Prime Minister Ariel Sharon, I argued that maybe it was attractive but it "has no grass-roots activists, no organization, no history — and no future".

But a study released in 1998 argued that maybe we had it all wrong.

This summer, the LA Times argued that maybe celebs should go back to the days of apology tours noting, "Social media may have many uses, but providing a platform for sincere expressions of deep regret isn't one of them".

Some argue that maybe it should.

The other tactic is to argue that maybe the olive branch was long-dead by the time of the eruption.

Andrew argues that maybe humans should envy the way ants and fruit flies think – "which brings us to politics".

You know, Scottie Pippen and Michael Jordan are great players, and you could argue that maybe they would have won championships even in the absence of Phil Jackson there.

Now, you can argue that maybe we shouldn't be programming as aggressively as we are, but the growth of the collection is related to programming.

Perhaps Tom Peters, a management guru, is right to argue that "maybe only Buffett can 'manage' Berkshire," and after him it may be "best to break it up and sell off the bits".