Sentence examples for maybe rise from inspiring English sources

"They provide a common ground for people to, let's say, maybe, rise above politics".

"We wanted Carrie to have this flaw, this illness, but to give her the opportunity to maybe rise above it, to fashion her life in a way that opened up the possibility that she would have another chapter," Gansa said.

With a viral hit video, the singer Carly Rae Jepsen has the No. 1 track with "Call Me Maybe," rising from No. 3 with 293,000 downloads.

Like Cain, Haynes clearly conceives of "Mildred Pierce" as a feminist work, though not an ideological one: the title character rises and falls, and maybe rises again, against a background of male ineptitude and female know-how.

Over the past decade coffee price has maybe risen a dollar, but it doesn't reflect how much harder the production has got in that time.

Maybe the rise in oil prices is hitting Europe harder than the United States.

Maybe the rise of city shorts, worn under a jacket and with thick hose, is a first step toward the revenge of pants on skirts.

In this way, the two of them arrange for Big Daddy's favorite son to inherit his kingdom, and maybe even rise to the challenge of adulthood.

Maybe the rise of the provinces won't come from slow regeneration, but from the ashes of a failed city.

Maybe the rise in fame achieved by revolting against traditional values is the real reason behind the hyper-sexualization of celebrities.

Maybe crime would rise, but then maybe unemployment would also stay exactly as it is now.