Sentence examples for maybe sharp from inspiring English sources

Maybe sharp minds like Mitt Romney, America's most famous private equity manager back when he worked at Bain Capital, can turn around struggling businesses.

Maybe Mr. Sharp should join Mr. Perry's debate prep team.

If you are looking for comparisons, then maybe the sharp left turns taken by Japan and Talk Talk in their latter years offer a clue.

The methods used are barbaric: "They take a drug overdose with quinine, and they can prick the cervix using maybe a sharp object," says Peter.

Or maybe these sharp-edged, coldly artificial houses just are not what birds like.

I have no doubt that most people want to do good work, but maybe a sharper way to ask the question is whether good work comes out on top in a head-to-head combat with success by any means.

"Like, O.K., sharp, maybe if we do this, our voice is going to be heard".

Maybe then the sharp pang of loss felt when a colleague brings their perfect new baby into the workplace for morning tea can be softened just a little.

It showed the game had an edge, maybe not as sharp and pointed as in the first play-off, but one that ensured the gap between the teams was nowhere near as great as the 20 points that separated them in the regular season.

Maybe Ashton Carter's sharp intellect and grasp of detail will help with that.

From everything I've seen, the picture quality on a Vizio, while maybe not as sharp as a Panasonic, is good enough that the average person wouldn't be able to tell the difference.