Sentence examples for maybe average from inspiring English sources

"Maybe average in over eight quarters, and do an eighth each quarter.

Maybe average Americans have better things to do than watch celebrities dressed in formal attire extol the virtues of their peers.

I wouldn't consider myself to be very good at it, maybe average, but I do enjoy the game.

Time contributor James Poniewozik wrote that this episode "was a fitting end for a guest-star-heavy ... season of 30 Rock", but added that the finale overall was "maybe average", however, "the ending at least delivered the goods, with the best sitcom celebrity benefit song".

"It takes a special person to stand up and chase your dreams and give up what maybe the average guy would jump at," Barnett said.

In fact, if the ads had showed actual images from the exhibits at the Warhol, "maybe our average audience person would say, 'There's no way I'm going to see that,' " he adds.

He has the ability to play the ball out of the back under pressure -- goal kicks, balls back to the keeper, all those things maybe the average fan doesn't notice, are big in games like this".

Maybe on average institutions lose thirty basis points, but it's kind of Lake Wobegon, where we all believe that we're better than average, so we're going to overcome that thirty basis points — that's not such a big hurdle.

"All the complaints that we have sitting at the bar become irrelevant when we sit in front of the TV".... Maybe the average Italian can transcend a feeling of national identity, said Allegrino Sale, the president of the Van Westerhout club, but "for us emigrants, we are instinctively transported from the moment we are far away.

"Maybe the average reader is not facing the daily challenges­ of a mom whose child is dying of cancer, for example, but she probably had an argument with her teenager that morning about something inconsequential that left her feeling frustrated and certain there's no middle ground between them," she told me.

Uzdelewicz explains: "If they can convince us that 10 of the key, hip, glamorous people are willing to pay $20,000 for a Nokia phone -- you can call it a Vertu, but everyone will know that it's a Nokia -- then maybe an average consumer like me will be willing to pay $10 more for a $100 phone.