Sentence examples for maybe convincing from inspiring English sources

Or maybe convincing you that it does is just the last and cleverest of this movie's many sleights of hand.

Like magic of faeries or maybe convincing the ash cloud in Iceland to battle the oil slick?

There are many things I imagine wolverines would be pretty good at if given the opportunity: clawing through a steel fence, fighting crime, or maybe convincing Paul Ryan to seek the Republican nomination, as one pundit recently suggested.

You get some old maps and pick out a route — a retreat, a long march — and maybe convince a friend to come along, and then you are off into the past.

He can maybe convince the hot take factions to end their war and remember that they're on the most fun and drunken journey of all: a lifetime of being a sports fan.

Elena's nephew Antonio is a member of the gang and she wants to trade with them, and maybe convince him to join his brother Hector back at the hotel.

The first application of that idea will be the CDL's Quantum Machine Learning initiative, which aims to develop and support the world's largest batch of quantum machine learning startups — and along the way maybe convince them to settle in Canada.

Following this theory, Apple is launching Apple Pay with very few eligible people at first in order to educate the market and maybe convince other banks to change their minds in the future.

Now that you know I don't iHate you, I was wondering, sir, if you still have some pull down here on Earth, could you maybe convince T-Mobile to carry the iPhone.

Those virtual spaces merely magnify your anger and outrage and, maybe, convince you that the other side, the side that gets outraged about all the wrong things, is barely even human.

I never expected to describe an actor who got his start on Two Guys, a Girl, and a Pizza Place as a tour de force, but Buried has Definitely, (not) Maybe, convinced me that this heartthrob has prospects beyond the realm of the tepid rom-com.