Sentence examples for maybe not trying from inspiring English sources

"The international people are moving to more rules underneath principles," said Robert H. Herz, the chairman of the American board, in an interview yesterday, "and we'll move to more clearly indicating principles and maybe not trying to provide a rule for every possible situation".

Note the points you slump and the points you zing and then, simplify this all a bit, adjust your peaks and valleys a bit by maybe not trying as hard in some earlier spot so you can afford to push harder at a spot that gives you difficulty.

"As much as I love Berlin and I feel a little bit guilty for maybe not trying more," she admits.

"As much as I love Berlin and I feel a little bit guilty for maybe not trying more, I just don't have time to do gigs, make music, write emails (which actually takes up half of my week), sort out label matters, buy music, dig for records, do exercise, eat well and go out just to be social".

We're all inside that young guy and he's inside us and that's what allows him to be able and willing to marshal hundreds of years of history, of pillage, blood, suffering, and squash someone or maybe not try to squash, maybe just contain, maybe just loosen a little or sometimes just squeeze the wraps slightly tighter to test, to practice controlling them.

A lot of times, they describe these children as daydreamers, or maybe just not trying hard enough, or unmotivated.

Maybe I'm not trying to concuss you.

Maybe they're not trying to make everyone else feel guilty -- not directly, anyway.

Maybe he's not trying to do anything.

Maybe something, and we're not trying to tell you how to do your job, but maybe something like; "Eva Mendez, we write what she says!" Cool?

Maybe so, and I am not trying to suggest that the Administration make Apple a priority.