Sentence examples for maybe suggested from inspiring English sources

Maybe, suggested CuthbertB, our entire relationship to music has changed.

"Maybe," suggested Tuterow, in prison "he'd touch someone else's life".

"Maybe", suggested her boyfriend David, betraying a spectacular lack of confidence in Leyla's basic maths skills, "you counted wrong".

Maybe, suggested impish chair Guto Hari (who took a lot of ribbing both from us on stage and from the audience for his recent decision to go and work for Boris Johnson) it gives him a chance to say what he thinks, outside the constraints of the BBC.

Looking at the shabby camp in front of me, any talk of Paris in 1968 seemed absurd – but then again, subsequent events in nearby Oakland, where thousands of Occupy supporters took to the streets on 3 November maybe suggested that such reference points were not completely misplaced.

The traditional Generalized Weng model is a full-cycle one, where the values of parameters are determined from regression to certain data segments, then comes the forecast based on all the estimated recoverable resource; since historical cumulative production is not excluded, a high forecast maybe suggested.

And maybe suggest that we meet -- again.

Or maybe "suggests" isn't the right word; "insinuates" may be closer to the mark.

Here the emphasis on "maybe" suggests he isn't giving up.

Maybe, suggests Ms. Townsend, it's because men "are always hot and sweaty".

"You didn't just walk up to Elvis and say: 'Hey, sing this song.' You could maybe suggest something".