Sentence examples for maybe is that from inspiring English sources

In all of these cases Ms. Jepsen is being pulled to pop, when the charm of "Call Me Maybe" is that pop came to her.

One effect of the overpopulated childhood, maybe, is that she can work anywhere, and does a lot on the train.

Even more disruptive, maybe, is that E.T.F.'s can often replicate mutual fund portfolios, actively or passively managed, at considerably less cost.

What it all means, maybe, is that our willingness to embrace smothering security measures may be a function of our collective infantilism.

"Worst of all, maybe, is that we'll never know what's missing — what dirt isn't being dug up, what questions aren't asked, what stories are going uncovered," Mr. Aaron said, calling the sharing "covert consolidation".

What should, maybe, is that Aaron Freeman has outlived and outlasted Gene Ween and delivered a solo record with at least four superlative songs that are both pleasing to the ear and provocative to the mind.

Maybe today is that day.

Maybe you were that guy.

"Maybe you are that person.

Maybe you're that couple.

There's that "maybe".