His voice-over has the effect of being improvised, with "I mean" and "maybe" punctuating nearly every sentence.
The conversation about which movie we might maybe watch lasted nearly an entire hour, until my grandma decided that she'd rather take a nap and my dad said we should clean up all the bits of wrapping paper left in the living room.
After a bombing, you could almost always find a trace of the bomber, maybe a foot, nearly always a head, and sometimes a hand cuffed to a steering wheel; the latter evidence that not all the bombers were wholly enthusiastic about their missions.
He calls quite often and has left maybe 100 messages about nearly everything.
For some, maybe, but not nearly for enough.
There are other overlaps: Bubbles and Ziggy maybe (although not nearly as neat)?
A little, maybe, but not nearly like we're jumping all over BP and the government for the Deepwater Horizon mess.
"Liverpool had an outstanding second part of the season and are maybe the most unlucky team of the season because they were nearly there as well".
(O.K., maybe on "Mad About You," but not nearly as effectively).
Maybe it's not nearly this complicated.
