Sentence examples for maybe not understanding from inspiring English sources

He suggested to the Christian Broadcasting Network that "it may make me more normal than somebody who wanders around seeming perfect and maybe not understanding the human condition, and the challenges of life for normal people".

Accept the facts (maybe they are not understanding the emotional stage or psychological hardships at any given time).

HCPs who initially provided care regardless of the patient's consent, after training provided care based on the woman's choice: "Initially, the ones who refuse examination, before we think they are not serious maybe, or maybe they were just not understanding.

I often found myself agreeing with Napier's statement of an issue, but not buying, or maybe not even understanding his proposed response.

Maybe I'm stupid, not understanding how eliminating financing for two unneeded bridges and then appropriating the identical sum for unspecified projects (the same bridges, if Alaskans so choose) can be regarded as "dedication to lower spending".

You can say maybe sometimes it's about not understanding the game, but people can control the ball and cross the ball.

Yes, it was their confidence and randomness that appealed and maybe it's my loss for not understanding all the gags, or not knowing German to fully get the "funniest joke" sketch.

PATINKIN They're not understanding that whatever's going on with my behavior — maybe I'm frightened.

Not understanding the mission.

Not understanding that.

Residents, not understanding, responded limply.