Sentence examples for may indeed not from inspiring English sources
Some few may indeed not be sharing the sacrifice.
Because of those factors, the housing recovery may indeed not be as great as expected.
Some of these films may indeed not have had any chance at finding significant private financing (at least in France).
Corbyn himself may indeed not be "electable" as Prime Minister – but he might well recognise that and nominate someone else.
But while Mr Brown, the central character of the book, may indeed not be Mr Greene, he added that "poor Haiti itself and the character of Doctor Duvalier's rule are not invented, the latter not even blackened for dramatic effect.
The genetics of piebald camels may indeed involve not just one but more genes like in Appaloosa horses and Dalmatian dogs.
Paul may, indeed, have not authored the political and cultural commentary that would make these newsletters such a political liability.
The hardest to reach and those with the least opportunity to be heard may indeed have not been heard.
He may, indeed, have preferred not to be drawn against his former employers.
Talent, special ability in the arts, may appear at an early age; the special personality called genius may indeed be born, not made.
