Sentence examples for maybe more often from inspiring English sources
Sometimes people lose their heads, maybe more often when they are surrounded by their own people.
It is not going to set the world on fire but sometimes, maybe more often than we admit, we'd rather eat to satisfy our stomachs than our curiosity.
"I think this is definitely going to relight both our fires to play against each other even maybe more often again," Federer said.
Sometimes, maybe more often than not, that means breaking the rules.
I was lucky enough to get some fruit in packages sent from home, so I reveled in delicacies maybe more often than some, but that never stopped me from near orgasmic enjoyment when the fresh juices dripped from my deprived lips in that stankinass mess-hall.
Branch said in the interview he believed that Clinton "had once maybe strayed more often than that and made a big resolution not to do it in the White House because there was too much at stake".
If any of this sounds familiar to you, then you probably also use your iPhone's camera to take photos of the things you want to remember – maybe even more often than you use Notes to write things down.
A selfie is a photograph taken by a person of themselves for use as an avatar, maybe, or more often for the kind of portraiture that seems gray and naked but is really a conceptually sophisticated, self-adjudicated pose and articulation; selfies are more exposing and exposed than whatever random angle another photographer might find on their or the eventual viewer's behalf.
They are, by our standards, ugly animals — maybe cute ugly, more often just ugly ugly.
Old people touch their curtains 50, maybe 100 times more often than that.
