Sentence examples for maybe mean from inspiring English sources

"I'm really nervous that they're going to be, like, maybe mean?" Nicole says of her new employers on the first day of her job.

Of course, as per the rules and regulations of the Internet, we're now required to speculate that this could maybe mean that Sony is looking to cut the price of the PS3 across the board.

Because you know $10,000 doesn't maybe mean anything to her... Who is Adrienne Maloof in this world?

Often times they are people who maybe mean well, but probably gave up on their own dreams and goals.

"I was able to see something that maybe means a new way of democracy in Brazil," she said.

At their next session Ms. Bechdel says: "You were gonna fix the tear, which maybe means tear, too!

And even "maybe" means no.

Which maybe means I should stop recapping it.

I run on a very simple protocol when it comes to these kinds of things—no means "maybe," and maybe means "yes".

So if you are feeling overwhelmed by your gestation phase it maybe means you are ready to act.

I actually thought for a long time that this maybe meant that I was not a "real" leader.