Sentence examples for maybe capable of from inspiring English sources

The structures stand for something much more important than we're maybe capable of grasping right now.

Clearly; our findings provide first evidence that BH3-only proteins, such as HRK and BAD maybe capable of directly interacting with mitochondrial protein p32 in HCSF.

Most of the important figures Kanye namechecks in the interview were brilliant at one thing and maybe capable at a couple of others.

Every possible response seemed inadequate, maybe even capable of doing long-term damage.

Although Smith said Harrington is "easy to coach," he meant that Harrington is willing to change things but maybe not capable of changing them.

Blessedly, that makes it maybe the only part of the internet that doesn't make me think that the world is going down the toilet; that humanity maybe is capable of a collective emotion that isn't disgust or rage even if that moment of shared connection is over a PlayStation that somebody won by total chance in a random giveaway.

More understanding of the mechanism may lead to a more certain rationale for careful induction of NAbs and CTLs by vaccination, maybe potentially capable of synergistic HIV-1 control.

Not only is the women's game as unpredictable as it has been for many years, with any one of maybe 20 contenders capable of winning any of the majors, but there were moments on Sunday when Williams had to battle harder than normal to get into the match.

A "Euros for Europe", as Uefa president Michel Platini put it, would take the pressure off hosts to deliver 10 or maybe more stadiums capable of hosting big international games.

Maybe women are capable of that, but men... Huh?

It's two friends, who maybe aren't capable of helping one another, trying to help one another in whatever way they can.