Sentence examples for maybe a very from inspiring English sources

Which is maybe a very sad way to put it.

Or maybe a very radical ­cinematic ­aesthetic like Brakhage or Tarkovsky.

"Maybe a very mediocre number for us is a win," he adds.

So, yeah, just the fish, dairy, peanuts, and maybe a very tiny amount of wheat, and that's it.

It may be only a matter of time (granted, maybe a very long time) before it adds as much as 10 feet to global sea-level rise.

You get a little information from somebody who is maybe a very confidential source, you talk to some middle-level people.

Their interaction would indeed have been a side show in the debate — an illuminating one, perhaps, or maybe just a very special episode in this series of Republican dysfunction.

Maybe, in a very fussy restaurant.

A cavalcade then, maybe, but a very small one.

But the strong performance "accelerated" Reagan's momentum, he said, "maybe turning a very strong victory into a landslide".

In Long Island, his huge studio space is spotless and utterly functional - a factory, maybe, but a very clean, calm one.