Sentence examples for maybe great from inspiring English sources

Maybe great art needs to be hungry.

Maybe great train movies don't even need people.

Maybe great athletes have to bypass the brain and just perform.

Yet maybe great directors are entitled to their eccentricities – things which ordinary mortals might consider mistakes.

"Every orchestra which has, maybe, great musicians and not the best hall – you feel it in their spirit.

Maybe great interior design can not only "make pretty" a particular structure, it can also remedy some of its flaws.

And then when Mrs. Clinton was deep into the very tight race for United States Senate from New York, this guy with the Jewish father or maybe great-grandmother decided to unburden himself to a writer working on this new book about the "complex marriage of Bill and Hillary Clinton......

So maybe Great-Grandma Ug and the rest of her clan would attempt to gee up Kym by grunting the mesolithic equivalent of the motivational phrase that you don't get diamonds without pressure (if their knowledge of geothermal principles was up to it).

"I am concerned about the structure of the takeover of the M.A.C. debt -- that the preliminary analysis looks like in the year 2034, my, hopefully, grandchildren, or maybe great-grandchildren will be paying for debt incurred in 1975," he told reporters yesterday.

A different spirit and, maybe, greater self-awareness.

Failure to be prepared would result in another and, maybe, greater and more enduring catastrophe than Lehman.