Sentence examples for maybe, despite from inspiring English sources

Maybe, despite appearances, a political reckoning is underway.

Or maybe, despite 9/11, we should dismantle our Department of Emergency Services?

So maybe, despite not having similarly evil intentions, Johnson is not all that different from the Decepticon leader after all.

Maybe, despite all the emphasis that rivals have placed on larger and larger stores, the time has come to boast of the advantages of being small.

But maybe, despite the oft-stated concerns that Sanders supporters might stay home in November if their candidate isn't on the ballot, Minnesotan Clinton supporters need not worry too much.

Or maybe, despite there never having been the least spark of sexual attraction between us, despite the fact that we could have been locked in a closet for seven hours and nothing would have happened, maybe, for some reason, Jacob is trying to seduce me.

Maybe... Despite global warming, at some point every winter Britain's highest mountains, especially those of Snowdonia, the Lakes and in particular the Scottish Highlands, take on a truly Alpine aspect and experienced winter mountaineers will pull out ice axes, crampons and plenty of fleeces to explore the wildest, most exhilarating landscapes in Britain.

The greatest closer of all time is done for the season, and, given his age (he's forty-two), maybe forever, despite his stated desire to stage a comeback.

Maybe Mankiewicz, despite his attempt to place Hearst historically through the "March of Time" framework, still thought in terms of the older journalism and of all the gimmicky movies about detective-reporters.

The party leadership remains publicly upbeat, however, maybe because, despite the Social Democrats' setbacks, the Christian Democrats have capitalized neither on their rivals' troubles nor on their chancellor's strong bond with average people.

Frustration, maybe, that despite getting so much right Pellegrini got one crucial decision wrong.