Sentence examples for maybe more valuable from inspiring English sources

"Seeing what makes other people happier is as valuable, or maybe more valuable" than sharing your own happiness, she said.

You may think that your job -- educating children, say, or fighting fires -- is maybe more valuable to society than Blankfein's job of fleecing muppets and moving money around until it magically turns into more money.

Something can be gained, too, maybe something more valuable, but what is lost has value as well.

It was maybe something more valuable than just a cry for a reckless and ultimately confused kid gunning his sports car.

It's helpful for her, and it can make her change faster, if maybe I give her more valuable information, or tips, or whatever it is, whatever advice.

And that maybe the business was more valuable to someone else — in this case, Nippon TV.

Maybe that's a more valuable kind of model, one that we could all look up to.

Maybe your time there was more valuable than you thought.

After presenting him with a 1970s Danish pornographic film directed by a woman, Esther offers Jon something more valuable and, just maybe, deliverance.

In the mean time, Riverdale Season 2 is on Netflix, so maybe that's why it's more valuable than Comcast.

Fed Ex is more valuable than my refrigerator and maybe even my dog.