Sentence examples for maybe mad from inspiring English sources

"As dangerous as this might be, maybe Mad Mike has something going for him," Milbury said of his dealings for a team that last reached the playoffs in 1994.

Unless: This group didn't reward "Birdman" last year, so unless HFPA voters really want to make it right with filmmaker Alejandro G. Iñárritu and go with "The Revenant," then maybe "Mad Max" could pull off an upset.

Maybe mad-cow disease and its human analogues are merely the unfortunate by-products of some crucial, but as yet unperceived, mechanism.

One down side of this mad campaign finally ending is that a new, maybe madder, campaign is about to begin.

(O.K., maybe on "Mad About You," but not nearly as effectively).

"Maybe as mad as I've been in a long time.

And Sarah Palin is just busy, maybe, or mad at the Supreme Court about the Westboro decision (which even Scalia joined).

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If things go well, Mr. Witsoe plans on entering some of his brews — maybe the Mad King, a mash-up of kola nut and chocolate notes — in the Great American Beer Festival, the Super Bowl of beer competitions that unfolds in Denver each autumn.

David Hinckley of the New York Daily News wrote that it "has a little 'Arrested Development' and a little of 'The Office' and maybe some 'Mad Men,'" and recommended it to readers as one of the "new and good on TV this fall".

Maybe the "mad genius" is a myth people came up with to explain their lack of creativity like, "If only I had a magical mental illness".