Sentence examples for maybe confined from inspiring English sources

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"Maybe being confined to a rigid belief system in rural America would inhibit my creative freedom by self-censoring.

I was maybe going to be confined to a wheel chair.

Or maybe we should confine our festival to American musical theater.

Maybe it should confine itself to economic matters, because the rest is just too messy.

Or maybe it should not be confined to the curved wall that narrows the museum's top ramp to the width of a corridor.

The novel would benefit from two or three entirely fictional figures — maybe a veteran speechwriter now confined to tweeting, or a computer hacker, since this has been, between Hillary's e-mails and those of the D.N.C., the most electronic political year since the reel-to-reel period of Watergate.

It is expected the results will give some useful insight into the dispersion phenomenon within highly confined spaces and maybe also provide some suggestion about ventilation systems design and emergency procedures.

David North will no doubt remain proud of his son for his brilliant finish at the Stade de France, though maybe next time he'll keep his celebrations confined to the stands rather than the pitch.

Hercule Poirot, maybe the most famous fictional Belgian of them all, confined his growth to a waxed moustache.

They're served whole, and while we used our fingers for bits of the crustaceans, we confined ourselves to utensils for the mullet, each one good for maybe six bites.