Sentence examples for may really want from inspiring English sources

Or give her something she may really want (and actually use), like a robotic vacuum that cuts cleaning time?

And you may really want to know which explanation fits — in which case, I say: Stop right there!

But that may not matter, because what MySpace is doing is something that people may really want to use, rather than just something to Twitter about.

"I wrote to Gerry Adams about a month ago, because I think that now be may really want peace and want politics.

If you're walking in a hilly city such as San Francisco, for example, you may really want to see the terrain around you.

Some analysts say temporary tech workers have held down wages (see "Why Tech Companies May Really Want All Those Extra Visas").

While you may need to vent your anger or your frustration to the judge in your case, you may not really want a trial.

To R.S.V.P. is to commit yourself to something you may not really want to do.

Deep down, Americans may not really want to see their government run like a business after all.

Many who attempt suicide may not really want to die, but seek instead to escape unbearable psychic pain.

Dirty or not — and I don't know what 'dirty' would be — the fact is you're caught up in something you may not really want".