Sentence examples for may really be from inspiring English sources

"That may really be my talent".

Still, this time, things may really be different.

We've been here before, but this time the stars may really be coming into alignment.

It may really be time then to ask Andrew Strauss to reconsider his retirement.

Those sparkling gems may really be her best friend, or her husband, or even her dog.

Pomegranate juice may really be made with grape and pear juices.

"This may really be a good year, a breakout year for me," he said.

This time around, it looks as if this consummate craftsman may really be on to something.

What the public may really be learning is how limited planners' choices can be.

But it's the connection between weaning time and intelligence that may really be driving the cycle.

"Tell Melgunov that there may really be some element lacking in our friendship," Herzen wrote offhandedly to one friend.