Sentence examples for may really have from inspiring English sources

Beethoven's music may really have come from the heart.

And so we may really have set ourselves up for a serious problem.

Depending on how things play out, he may really have to.

But Varla may really have come to avenge her mother's untimely death at a pool party.

Including the one about how Cooper may really have been a woman.

Now, it seems, pessimists may really have something to worry about: their health.

Some may never really have been part of it, and others, of which descriptions alone survive, may be lost.

That truce officially collapsed earlier this year, but may never really have affected the murder rate – the discovery of a mass grave in early 2014 indicated the increase in "disappearances" may have simply offset the supposed murder rate decline.

It may not really have been a premeditated attempt at murder.

Those ice-hockey goals fit into this strategy of weaponised chutzpah: Vladimir Vladimirovich may not really have the athletic prowess to boss an ice-hockey rink, but, behold, he certainly has the power to make everyone pretend that he does.

In some instances, you may not really have a choice!