Sentence examples for maybe a kind from inspiring English sources

"Maybe a kind of cultural ambassador.

Maybe a kind of psychedelic jitterbug".

I think a lot of us see this as maybe a kind of arrival on the American scene".

The smile is a confrontation, and maybe a kind of pressure, too.

He is also a standard-bearer for wrestling and, he said, "maybe a kind of inspiration, a way of giving some people a little hope".

Something has gone wrong: maybe the logic was screwy (how can an egg have an egg?); maybe a kind of barnyard hubris, "scooping up / both possibilities," has brought them, mother and baby, to this unimaginable impasse.

I say him or her because "The Hunger Games" allows — or maybe compels — a kind of universal identification that is rare, or maybe even taboo.

It is perhaps less a prophecy than an ethos, or maybe more a kind of threat.

The Faroese refer to their country as "The Land of Maybe" - a kind of Nordic version of the concept of Mañana - so it's funny to see the band attempt to rush in a country where nobody rushes.

Maybe like a kind of messy bun.

Oprah (Seems a little insulting, but maybe also a kind of tribute).