The phrase "maybe helpful" is grammatically correct and commonly used in written English.
It can be used in a variety of contexts, but it is most commonly used to express a possibility or uncertainty about the helpfulness of something. Example: "I'm not sure if this advice will be helpful, but maybe you could try talking to a therapist about your anxiety."
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And I think, in trying to wrap his head around, "How could you be both pretentious and vulnerable," I think I was maybe helpful to Ansel.
There are wonderful messages in the video, but one really spoke to me - she mentioned that many of her talks about inspiring people to find their one passion and to live it, well, were not maybe helpful to some people.
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Joy is very much the captain of the team, but, as events unfold, Sadness comes to the fore, demonstrating that it's O.K., and maybe even helpful, to feel low.
We're not very good at talking openly and honestly about sex in this country, perhaps in any country – indeed, it might actually be a species-wide problem, and certainly the presence of laughter is a useful tool to start an interesting, and maybe even helpful conversation about our greatest taboos.
The ideal place to find that something new has traditionally been a room with a lot of shelves, display tables and maybe some helpful staff — like bricks-and-mortar bookstores.
"And that would be a matter that we could, all of us together, maybe be helpful in working on and that would allow better policy to actually be enacted".
