Sentence examples for maybe in view of 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).

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.

In view of the above report, it is highly probable that the toxicity shown by the hexane fraction maybe partly due to the presence of methyl palmitate, methyl oleate and methyl stearate.

Maybe the views of its legislature just need time to "evolve".

It is in the perception but maybe with the viewing of the Sydney Harbour Bridge fireworks that signified the arrival of 2014 the team saw a tangible sign of a line being drawn beneath an unedifying passage.

We are here, R. and I, in this massive white tent sited on a subway-inaccessible island in New York, somewhere between Manhattan and Queens, seeking out an experience an art experience maybe, or some new view of life, in new light.

This implies that there are many journals dedicated to imaging and, in the view of some, maybe even too many journals.

RC: Well, maybe we're a bit pedantic in our view of this.

Maybe a purely material view of the universe and of ourselves is not in fact a fact..

Except maybe in terms of facial hair.

Maybe that was the view of Consumer International, which has just issued a new report declaring the UK has some of the most "oppressive" copyright laws in the world.