Sentence examples for maybe agree from inspiring English sources

To which the standard response, of course, is that your average Brit is (a) lazy (can't be bothered to get up in the morning), (b) pernickety (would maybe agree to tend a bar but not a sandwich production line) or (c) pampered by a benefits system to the point that sandwich-making is more an option than a necessity.

However, I hope that she will make some concessions to the left and maybe agree to push down further on the stimulus pedal.

I can say now with absolutely no dissillusion that I'd only brought it up again in the hope that we'd talk about it and maybe agree to do it again.

Everybody wants the shooting and the action and the over-the-top and the collapsing buildings and the helicopters exploding and the awesome, but to have conflict in your heart, and to maybe agree or disagree with Nathan, is what we want to get to".

And then I have the other frustration — maybe some people agree, maybe you do, maybe you don't — but that the one thing reading on the phone doesn't do as well is surface more things.

Maybe you agree with that decision, maybe you don't, but given the quality of the image and earlier reports that Google was working with multiple hardware partners, it seemed way too interesting to not weigh in on.

Maybe you agree with Conservative MP Dominic Raab that men are getting a "raw deal" in many areas of life?

"Somebody sees, somebody asks questions, and maybe they agree to take care of a piece — it's a very romantic approach".

Or maybe they agree; Ben Carson, for one, has talked about the possibility of staged civil disorder leading to the cancellation of elections.

Maybe we agree in theory that you have to be calm but it's difficult to apply when you run and contest the title.

That's one thing my Republican friends, who want to criticise the administration for not doing enough, maybe we agree on.