Sentence examples for but also maybe a from inspiring English sources

Since it launched in 2014, Reserve has often been described as a "dining concierge" — which sounds cool but also maybe a little vague.

"They are happy with the investment but also maybe a little bit afraid because he is an eccentric owner and they don't want him to do anything weird with the club".

This year was one where a lot of ugly, shocking things happened and a lot of people are feeling more beaten down than usual a joke about killing yourself seems like a reasonable response to the bleakness of 2017, but also maybe a sign that the way we communicate online has less and less to do with reality.

The boy in real life was sort of telling kids, "Yes, use emojis, text, be in your smartphones, but also maybe take a break and actually talk to somebody and actually have that interaction".

But also: Maybe secretly having a giant penis statue in your duffel is just funny.

He didn't allow it to be filmed – perhaps because it was for charity, and he liked to do those things quietly, but also maybe because he was a little gunshy, because he'd not sung for a while.

You can be all free-speech-absolutist about it and say the kid shouldn't get punished for being a racist, but also, maybe don't say hateful things about a guy who just had a heart attack?

This "miscalculation" was mainly the result of procrastination, but also maybe the tiniest bit a problem of technology: back then, in the pre-digital age, physical books had a somewhat vague relationship to time.

But also maybe tonight I can have a good dinner, drink one beer, go out.

It was a doubly exciting fight, giving fans not only nine rounds of entertainment (capped by Crawford's devastating left hook and right uppercut) but also — maybe — marking the emergence of a new American star.

You sensed a collective surge of relief in the young lady's direction - that her wedding might be good not only for the downsized economy but also maybe good for the country as a whole.