Sentence examples for formidable maybe from inspiring English sources

It was "not a big foot, not formidable, maybe a little... frail," Noonan wrote.

Maybe the political risks are too formidable, and maybe it's too soon: Khalid Sheikh Mohammad, who has admitted to planning the 9/11 attacks, is still being held at Guantánamo Bay, where his trial is once again delayed.

With Ochoa gone, Skinner spoke of the opportunity for "those players who are formidable but maybe somewhere inside wondered if they could beat Lorena".

Werewolves maybe not formidable enough.

This is understandable; Upworthy's distinct style has generated a formidable amount of web traffic (maybe).

In the flesh, Linney is formidable: very sharp, very pretty, maybe a little more blingy than you'd expect.

Thus, what fun it was to consider the idea that maybe (despite the formidable barrier of the Halting Problem) one could develop a black box that could take a program as input and produce as output an asymptotic estimate of its running time.

If he has added patience where once there was impetuosity, and can ignore the bowler who wants to bore him out, then he will be a formidable batsman over time, undone maybe by reverse swing – but only if delivered at Waqar-ish pace – or clever fields.

Queasy over a meal he called a "mess of bouillabaisse," Henry James said that it was "a formidable dish, demanding a French digestion". Maybe I needed that.

Maybe it was the formidable hill I live on or I convinced myself that there wasn't enough space for my old bike.

Maybe the European Union should have its own formidable defense force, a global counterbalance to the military might of the United States.