Sentence examples for maybe borne of 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.

One of them, "Maybe," bears the unfortunate title of the plaintive lament of Mirette's illustrious Goodspeed predecessor, Annie Warbucks.

Chicago Very likely Maybe, Bears are eyeing top college coaches.

Maybe bears were drawn to light like moths.

Perhaps the restraint was borne of mere oversight, but maybe -- just maybe -- part of the hush came from the thought of the ghosts of Prohibition that still haunt the city.

Maybe self-help is borne of an intertwined damage and discipline, and Lydia, projecting both outward vulnerability and inner strength, was cut out for it from the very beginning.

Maybe that language is borne of the inherently nihilistic experience that is going out — for all we talk of the possibilities of transcendence in the club, it's important to remember that transcendence, as an idea, is rooted in the removal of the self from the harshness of concrete reality.

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

Dazzle (or maybe just bore) your date with descriptions of flavors and aromas.

The most striking thing anyone did, maybe, was Bears owner Virginia McCaskey's PSA during the first half of Sunday night's Texans-Bears game.

Maybe; but bear in mind that the sea-borne temple also conserves the cultivated gardens that harbour the temples of art.