Sentence examples for maybe anything from inspiring English sources

Carl asks if there's maybe anything else you can do.

"We said, 'Well, wait a moment, maybe anything which couples to a G protein looks like this,' " he said.

"In the last 50 years or so," Mr. McCollum said, "other than Brown v. Board, I think the constitutional precedents here will have a greater impact on more people than maybe anything else the court has decided".

I am no more a specialist in sexual assault than any other woman, but I've found myself writing about the subject more than maybe anything else over the course of my brief career — somehow, it keeps coming up — and I have had this conversation more times than I can count.

Maybe anything called "quick view" doesn't have a long life expectancy at Google.

Thematically, this ad calls to mind the early Apple 'Think Different' tagline more than maybe anything else, and while Microsoft may still be a giant in other regards, in the mobile market, it's actually an apt metaphor.

This is a war maybe beyond anything we've done since the end of the Second World War, in its potential overflow into our lives here and abroad.

Make your own analogy: a wheat field in high wind, maybe, or anything to suggest the many who, valued individually, act as one.

One of the team's chips could provide such drones with a brain that would, say, learn to recognise which rooms the drone had already visited, and maybe whether anything had changed in them.

We'll maybe not anything, but pretty close to it.

Maybe, if anything, they gained a kind of pride that the Jews still exist and flourish despite near annihilation.