Sentence examples for maybe from the start from inspiring English sources

"Maybe from the start we had been fighting a battle that could never be won," he says in his most somber voice.

Because the problem, I began to feel as I finished Schulze's novel, was maybe there from the start, in the charming chime of its allegorical title, "Adam and Evelyn".

Clinicians frequently reported considering patients' comorbidity and particularly took into account chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD), as well as asthma, circulatory disease, diabetes and heart disease: "In the elderly, patients with COPD or heart disease, I am more easily inclined to prescribe antibiotics, maybe from the very start" (Milan 51).

Some of the words of the song, maybe from the chorus, will start to stick in your mind.

Or maybe he was grandstanding from the start.

Considering the Yankees' track record lately, maybe Lidge was doomed from the start.

"Maybe it was doomed from the start," he said in an anguished voice.

In retrospect, maybe it was clear from the start that the Munson, on some level, just wanted to stay home.

With their flawed business models, maybe they were doomed from the start — but the cash they left on the table at the I.P.O.

Maybe Frontline was doomed from the start.

Maybe I loved her from the start.