"maybe are" is not a proper or accepted phrase in written English.
You should use either "maybe are" or "perhaps are" instead. For example, "Maybe they are right" or "Perhaps they are right".
If you have others who, maybe, are more calm and have more composure.
"The manager is responsible to communicate some things that maybe are taken for granted," said Francona.
Surprising, maybe, are the few creations by New Delhi Spice, an Indian concession in the main food court.
Because, for the most part, these artists — Morisot, Cassatt, Frida Kahlo, maybe — are incredibly ambitious, and nobody writes about that.
"In the east coast we maybe are more concerned with looking after our finances, heads before hearts".
Teams can have stellar streaks that maybe, just maybe, are the impetus for their never tumbling out of first place.
"I think the private businesses and the government functions in Italy maybe are exactly what we should be worried about.
Her sense of vocation is such that you would believe the slip; some teachers, maybe, are born outstanding.
Rose (especially) and Wade (maybe) are still young enough to build a more compelling case, but neither man is there yet.
Designers claim it's a more refined computing experience, but users (the people who matter - maybe) are more likely to baulk at the changes.
"These maybe are the easiest beers for sommeliers to sell," he said, "because they're so used to talking about acidity and its interplay with food".
