Sentence examples for maybe seeking to from inspiring English sources

Judge John Hillen told him: "You are not a man motivated by ideology, but by money – a common criminal – but it is extremely concerning that a common criminal, in your case a drug dealer, was assisting those who maybe seeking to harm the public on a wide and terrifying scale.

That is when Cleverley needs to be prepared to carry the ball more, and maybe seek to switch the play with a raking pass.

When MPs debate clause 119, hastily tacked on to the care bill, Labour will be joined by a bunch of Lib Dems and maybe some Tories seeking to strike it out.

Maybe we're seeking to fortify trust in society in all the wrong ways.

Or maybe the group is seeking to dampen the hype in order to create a bigger splash.

No one could take seriously such a contrived hip look, except maybe a magazine stylist seeking to make it more contrived.

On the other hand, maybe they sought to punish him for using words like "corybantic" and "prolapsed".

The Clinton campaign quickly responded, releasing a statement saying what shouldn't need to be said, but maybe still does: "A person seeking to be President of the United States should not suggest violence in any way".

And maybe both parties dabble somewhat in seeking to control the economy.

I thought maybe that it was the Mafia seeking to regain a financial stake in Cuba, and so, fueled by a sense of pre-RICO invincibility, it targeted President Kennedy who stood in the way of liberating the island from Fidel Castro and returning it back to the unfettered cash geyser it had been under the Batista regime.

One or two onlookers were aghast (and maybe seeking another headline) when England chose not to use the nets in Sydney two days before the Test.