Sentence examples for feeling maybe from inspiring English sources
He wanted a house, was the thing; he was feeling maybe too old for roommates.
It's a good feeling – maybe the most pleasant-feeling of all the mental health disorders.
His voice a whisper afterward, Piazza conceded feeling "maybe a little a little bit of relief".
"When I was asked to stay another day, I had a feeling maybe Mike's going to fight".
"At the time I wrote the movie, I was feeling kinda dark, feeling maybe that I was turning into somebody I didn't like.
It had occurred to him that maybe this love he felt, this intensity of feeling, maybe that had not really been about Lilli after all.
"I said: 'Here's my feelings: Maybe you need a fresh start.
Feelings, maybe, that the reliable downward march of crime, like the reliable upward march of the stock market, cannot last forever.
Next time somebody asks you to describe your feelings, maybe playing them the most apposite clip of an Ambrose Akinmusire trumpet solo might cut to the chase if you're struggling for words.
Mary says that her impostor feelings "maybe slightly held me back, particularly in terms of getting things written up and submitted.
Keep repeating the wish for happiness, sending this person warm feelings, maybe in the form of light or love.
