Sentence examples for maybe segregated from inspiring English sources

Maybe segregated programs like Saturday's are just good politics.

America is still segregated, maybe not as much in the work place or classroom or on the athletic field or in our Facebook friends, but certainly in our most personal spaces (homes, friendships, bars).

Given that her narrator is a child growing up in the 1930s segregated South, maybe that's inevitable.

Maybe throw in some cast biographies, segregated in frames.

I think that in most member states, maybe all, the main problem is segregated jobs.

Maybe, when equality is its premise, work need not be segregated from life, from the ambitions and needs of our actual selves.

Because it's maybe more lucrative to segregate.

Yes, maybe it was some of this -- rising economic disparities and a sectional, segregated liberalization.

– segregated.

Schools are still segregated.

"Carousels were segregated.