Sentence examples for maybe borne from inspiring English sources

"I also have a view, maybe borne of the way I think about politics, that sometimes you don't succeed but some of the ideas that we put forward about how we have responsible capitalism, how we tackle inequality, how we get this country to work for most people again – I think those issues don't go away," he told the programme.

"My Athelney Jones bears no relation to the real Athelney Jones, who maybe bore no relation to the one described by Watson anyway, because Watson was prejudiced," he adds.

Meanwhile, exon 22 deletion was first observed in CbmNav1.7b which was lacking partial sequence of DIIIS3 and the entire DIIIS4 (Fig. 1E), suggested that the truncated protein maybe bear a similar protection mechanism to Nav1.6 (Plummer et al., 1997; Zubovic et al., 2012b).

Maybe bears were drawn to light like moths.

It was odd enough seeing Charles Tillman in Carolina Panthers teal last season; seeing Forte in green and gold would've been too much for some fans--and maybe Bears chairman George McCaskey -- to handle. .

"Maybe we bear a bit of the blame," Mr. Sousa conceded.

As we've been rehashing the Constitution lately, maybe it bears reminding that we learned years ago that separate's not equal.

UK THE POLICE MIGHT BE FIRING CHEMICAL WEAPONS AT RIOTERS SOON So maybe just bear that in mind if you ever wanna go for a riot.

Blu-ray may be on Mac Pros, and maybe then only as a build-to-order option, but that's enough "maybes" to bore a slug.

A Brooklynite, he is aptly described by his boss, Jean-Georges Vongerichten, as "a big teddy bear, or maybe Gummi bear".

"In my own coat, I wear maybe ten bears.