Sentence examples for maybe seems from inspiring English sources

"Corzine, who never claimed to be pure, maybe seems to voters like an eccentric multimillionaire who spends much too much on campaigns and girlfriends, but who has political values that aren't that different from theirs.

The story of the 1968 Presidential election is like oral poetry, a saga passed down from bard to bard that no one (or no one of a certain age, maybe) seems to tire of hearing.

Before you get too excited, it kind of maybe seems like he's a bit of an alt-right sympathiser.

Not only was I able to tell both my kids that the dude who supports our family got reelected, I was also able to let them know that the tide maybe seems to be turning in America.

But, if I may be so bold for a minute more of your time, if three's not enough or maybe seems too easy, I've got another one that I've been holding in reserve: move aggressively on a national climate policy.

"There is a natural tendency among the voters to maybe say 'OK, we've seen that group a lot, let's spread the wealth a little bit' or 'Here's a new show I'm excited about, wouldn't it be exciting to honor a new show rather than a show that maybe seems like old hat?' We don't but that could be the perception a little bit.

Reza's decisions — "yes," "no," never "maybe" — seemed to come, like her prose, from a well of mysterious assurance.

Which is why sometimes I maybe seem so composed or, you might say, together.

She had no fever, and her vital signs and exam were normal except that she was irritable and maybe seemed a little weak.

Maybe he got a little bit too cocky sometimes and it maybe seemed like he was taking advantage of his status at times.

Poor baby who is braver than her own mother!" Then Marjorie lifted Della over her head and the baby opened her mouth and for a moment, maybe, seemed to smile.