Sentence examples for maybe in view from inspiring English sources
Writing the book in the wake of his divorce, Waugh painted them both as bad as bad can be (worse even than they can have been, maybe, in view of the fact that She-Evelyn had yet to become a mother).
Lenovo's solution either goes too far or not far enough; nobody wants that brick in view, so maybe leave it on the floor and embed the USB ports in a separate piece closer to the computer?
Maybe in the future in my view, the distant future we will all travel using hydrogen power.
Medicines represent a relatively fortunate topic for a public health information campaign: maybe, suggesting to use medicines wisely in view of their benefits and risks can influence behavioural change more than suggesting the adoption of healthy lifestyles, uneasy to practise in spite of their well known benefits.
Maybe in a perverse way they were viewed as benefactors of their town, like Escobar for the poor of Medellin?
Maybe in a perverse way they were viewed as benefactors of their town, like Escobar for the poor of Medellín?
"A small number of people will concentrate on the England thing and maybe view me in a bad light but I think the majority of people will be, and have been, supportive.
Rhimes has been obsessed with the mistress's point of view in every show she's written, but maybe in D.C. that obsession makes sense.
So, maybe in the future we won't think of viruses as our enemies, but instead view them as our friends.
Maybe a holistic view was already in place by the time of the introduction of the Swedish primary health care system and maybe all the policy makers did was to put a name on an already existing phenomenon.
