Sentence examples for maybe even while from inspiring English sources

They creep in quietly, maybe even while we're a bit bored, a bit sleepy.

David Cameron is just the latest Conservative Prime Minister to lead a party that seems set on tearing itself apart over Europe, maybe even while it is in government.

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They want entertainment that lets them socialize, learn, have fun all at the same time, maybe even while trying to work out or study.

"I am a feminist," he said to me years ago, maybe even while I was still in high school--before I even fully understood that I, too, was a feminist.

Instead, it will stick around until March or maybe even April 2019, while YouTube works on porting the experience over to its main site and app.

He has adroitly positioned himself to take credit for most of the good things happening in that state other than LeBron James' return (and maybe even that!), while managing to institute policies not unlike Walker's without continuing to offend so many people.

As a matter of arithmetic, this could go on for a while, maybe even a couple of years, without necessarily pushing the country into default.

The interviewer asked me what that meant for my career, and I said it might mean I work less as an actor and maybe even stop for a while AT SOME POINT.

They are our new theaters of conscience, memorials to suffering, choreographed places of ritual genuflection, where we go to contemplate our fallibility and maybe even weep a little while admiring the architecture.

But after his comments sparked headlines suggesting he was moving to full-time political activism, he tweeted: "Before this gets ridiculous, I said I'm thinking I might start acting less and maybe even stop for a while at some point but don't know yet".