Sentence examples for maybe perfect from inspiring English sources
The Empire State is a splendid nickname for New York, maybe perfect.
Her performance is keenly thought through, from locution to body language; the mimicry of, say, a 15-year-old girl, is thorough, maybe perfect, which is not entirely a compliment.
On a day when The Postal Service's 10th Anniversary Edition is out, however, it's maybe the perfect time-waster, since that album makes a pretty near perfect soundtrack for virtually any Street View Hyperlapse.
Maybe a perfect way station for Wally Backman.
Maybe that perfect marriage of opposites is Yves Carcelle's true legacy?
"Sword of Damocles" is an imperfect investigation and, in that sense, was maybe the perfect song to pick.
But Mr. Schlange called a disturbance that blew through the area on Sunday night "maybe the perfect storm".
"Or maybe like 'Perfect Storm,' where the villain is not a person at all but a simple force of nature".
You get a sense of who's real and who's maybe academically perfect but just may not have that topspin that you need.
Well, maybe not perfect – straight after Krupa sent it, I received another sniffy text: "Nothing puts those sorts of concerns to bed like an email from a stranger".
