Sentence examples for believing that maybe from inspiring English sources

Reading these figures, particularly in light of Hytner's 2003 comment, you'd be forgiven for believing that maybe women don't write plays appropriate to large theatre spaces.

So they squabble, threaten each other, share their cigarettes, realize they know the same girls and make us start believing that maybe at least these couple of guys can get along.

I am enjoying my research and my students--even teaching--and have started believing that maybe I'll make it to tenure someday soon.

His launch at Hulu was so successful and we all started believing that maybe he could really just pull this thing off.

They pitch their tiny little projects — an app for this, an app for that — believing that maybe they will not change the world, but at least they'll build something in order to start playing the startup game and move forward.

"I believe that by singing this song, the children feel comfortable believing that maybe Allah is the only god, and maybe that they should start following him.

As times become tough, more people believe that maybe Taiwan should cast its lot with China.

Williams began to believe that maybe, at 20 years old, she could do more.

"It's a fantastic picture!" said Peter Florence, leading me to believe that maybe I actually look like that.

They in turn began to believe that maybe the mother was just that: the kids' biological mother.

I retain a somewhat irrational conviction that it will happen, just as I choose to believe that maybe, someday, things will truly get better in this city.