Sentence examples for maybe admitting from inspiring English sources

Maybe admitting the truth, saying that in fact we hadn't done nearly enough, would not have helped get useful legislation through Congress.

Maybe admitting that we don't understand everything is a vital stance for all of us: for those asking to help and medicate and "fix," for those who say they don't need help or medication or fixing, and for those of us on the sidelines, unsure of our role in the complicated realm of the mind.

"Maybe," admitted Kankowski.

"I thought it would last a couple of weeks, maybe," admits Lee.

If you are at all concerned about any of your answers, maybe admit that now isn't the right time to go solo.

Maybe Boras, admitting a huge mistake, is engineering the entire situation, telling Rodriguez to appear to shed him and approach the Yankees alone because they are his best bet for the many millions he seeks.

Maybe we should stop getting hung up on who is happy and who isn't and maybe just admit that, based on a 12-criteria survey of 24,000 people by fucking Rightmove, some happier to be living in Harrogate than not.

"And we used the photocopier — maybe," he admitted with a laugh.

Maybe, he admits, some players earn the same as waiters or hair dressers.

Maybe, he admits, the idea of achieving something surgically that has been done only 20 times in a thousand years is his real motivation, not helping Molly.

(Actually, since they'll probably fail at their job this week, they should maybe just admit it and start their Thanksgiving break early).