Sentence examples for contained maybe from inspiring English sources

At times that leadership meant deferring to shooting guard Kayla McBride, who Diggins said could not be guarded, "only contained — maybe".

Feliciano's version of "The Star-Spangled Banner" was slow, melancholy and achingly personal, and contained maybe three notes from the original.

But when he arrived, he found the children eating a thin soup that contained maybe an ounce of beans for each of them, plus half a piece of bread.

Picture a small, clear plastic tub containing maybe five stale-looking croutons.

What was really interesting was the Murchison meteorite, which fell to earth in 1969, was originally thought to contain maybe 75 amino acids.

I had at least two life epiphanies during Where Dreams Go to Die, which contains maybe my favourite lyric of all time: "I regret the day your ugly carcass caught my eye".

But how are we to categorize Martin McDonagh's "Lieutenant of Inishmore," which contains maybe the most graphic piece of human butchery ever seen on a British stage yet invites us to laugh as we witness it?

We're all inside that young guy and he's inside us and that's what allows him to be able and willing to marshal hundreds of years of history, of pillage, blood, suffering, and squash someone or maybe not try to squash, maybe just contain, maybe just loosen a little or sometimes just squeeze the wraps slightly tighter to test, to practice controlling them.

It contains maybe 100 billion densely packed nerve cells, each of which is connected to 1,000 or so other nerve cells, called neurons.

Drink green tea! Green tea is packed with antioxidants, which are instrumental in curbing free radicals — cells in your body that attack other cells and contribute to aging.[2] Without sugar, green tea is a great way to get some fluids and antioxidants into your body, and it contains maybe 1 calorie or less per serving.

Red amaranth of any sludge-loaded pot did not contain Cd, maybe because a higher pH value (more than 6.5) does not allow heavy metals to dissolve in soil (Fisseha 1998).