Sentence examples for may be does from inspiring English sources
Funny, astonishing and authoritative as this novel may be, does it actually have any satirical point to make about the art world?
"But thinking one's religious beliefs are substantially burdened – no matter how sincere or genuine that belief may be – does not make it so".
To describe the individual treasures, mesmerising as a list may be, does nothing to indicate the whole magic of what is now available.
But his vigorous defence of his views, whatever they may be, does not stop him from seeing the other point of view.
It turns out that the barefoot idea, appealing as it may be, does bring to mind cold ground, hot pavement and the pointy little objects, man-made and natural, that might clutter the runner's path.
More broadly, Revelations suffers because Constantinople, as accurately rendered as it may be, does not offer the variety of recognizable locations for most players — Renaissance Rome, Florence and Venice — that were the settings for previous games in the series.
Mr Cheney may be doing the reverse.
And Al Gore may be doing that now".
"We may be doing some schedule changes".
