Sentence examples for maybe most often from inspiring English sources

It's a rare episode of "The Simpsons" that does not make fun, tellingly, of television news, or television drama, or television comedy, or television stars, or -- maybe most often -- all of the above.

After swapping his more presidential footwear for basketball shoes, he kicks a bad guy in the face and yells, "Get your hands off my Jordans!" It's not a line many Hollywood versions of the leader of the free world would utter: he (it's usually a he) is often stuffier, a little bland maybe, and most often white.

One participant noted that companions are " always very, very worried, full of… maybe unnecessary questions… most often the companions of the patient are more worried and more, more, more curious than the patient himself " (Croatia, 2.5).

Maybe you can't be 100% sure, but most often you can tell".

Maybe most strikingly, a large number of nonessential genes were often present.

To save you and your tax preparer some time and maybe quash a few misconceptions, here are answers to five of the questions I hear most often.

Or maybe — most likely — both.

A great deal – maybe most?

(He most often visited Facebook).

Most often, it delighted him.

Most often, they're chickens.