Sentence examples for in maybe all from inspiring English sources

But are they going to wake up one day and say to themselves: by golly, this Obama fellow is the most popular president in maybe all of history, we'd better do what he says?

The aim of this study was to examine which tutor tasks are the most important during the tutorial sessions and thus should be promoted in hybrid (and in maybe all) problem-based learning curricula in higher education.

They were probably set for Hunts Point in the Bronx, or maybe all the way up to Pelham Bay, ready for short fitful sleeps before more long days.

"In maybe a couple of weeks all three will be back," said Laudrup.

In Manhattan, the mayor, an independent, said of efforts to help the lawmakers, "In retrospect, maybe all of us could have done more".

When, in hindsight, maybe all I needed was a simile.

Tcf7l2 is expressed in most, maybe all, dHb neurons on both left and right sides of the brain around their time of birth.

Because p16INK4a expression can be upregulated by a wide variety of stresses [ 4, 11] it may be involved in many, maybe all, forms of senescence, and has thus recently received attention as a promising biomarker [ 12, 13].

In fact, maybe all us scientists that are feeling distanced from our research organisms should make an effort to directly interact with them; we certainly could benefit from a more holistic understanding of the amazing species we study, even if we can't examine each and every aspect in great detail.

Maybe in all the excitement everything looked blurry.

Girls still came to his office door, interested in him, maybe even all the more fascinated by his air of sorrow, but instead of thinking about their pussies he thought about their young souls.