Sentence examples for conversely maybe from inspiring English sources

And, indeed, the Globe article quotes one black student as saying, "Maybe [Dartmouth's] a good place to become conscious". Conversely, maybe MIT is a good place to remain unconscious.

Or, conversely, maybe you'll feel more comfortable in maintaining more superficial relationships with a greater number of people.

Conversely, maybe he's working to crush Frank's entire operation after spending so much time indebted to him.

Conversely, maybe this will stop roving packs of ultra-lads neknominating each other to death before their flight to Amsterdam so they can jeer at prostitutes and throw up in the canal after drinking three snakebites and smoking a strong bifta rolled in novelty Tin Tin rolling paper.

Conversely, maybe corals need to store higher levels of GFP in their tissues as a result of its less potent scavenging activity.

Conversely — and maybe more importantly — those who provide a payments layer on digital platforms are increasingly moving into commerce.

Conversely, and maybe even more likely, I bet most people have had their friends date someone awful.

Conversely, a problem that occurs maybe twice a year may not be a good candidate for automation, and the company may prefer human intervention to remediate the issue.

Or conversely, if you're in a terrible relationship, maybe that will lead you to drink.

Conversely, losing 18 bets (line bet $10 plus maybe odds 25x $250) in a row is uncommon but losing 18 bets over the course of 21 bets is more common (and totally expected).

Maybe one or two fly home believing, conversely, they are more invincible than they actually are.