Sentence examples for but maybe not very from inspiring English sources

Good stuff, but maybe not very exciting anymore.

Maybe not very firm, but good to firm will be OK".

They do all sorts of things that are maybe not very noble, but they do them because they are people.

"In the early '60s, there were a lot of successful Brits, maybe not very good players, but you didn't have to be very good," Foot said.

That was my logic behind it, maybe not very good logic, but".

Maybe not very: Nicolas Sarkozy's road from the Elysée to private equity.

He did not know how much money there would be — maybe there would be a lot, maybe not very much, maybe nothing at all.

When I smiled at him and made some comment about the football match, he blushed, and I guessed that he was shy, and maybe not very clever.

"We tend to be interior and reflective and maybe not very funny and gay persons," the Finnish composer Kaija Saariaho said on Wednesday night at Avery Fisher Hall.

Maybe not very much.

It's hard to say – but either way, the shifting terms by which we judge that question say something important, and maybe not very positive, about food and art.