Sentence examples for maybe suggests from inspiring English sources

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

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

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

But can you rightly see somebody telling a Baptist preacher what he can and can't say?" "Maybe," suggests the visitor, "you should try another city".

The fact that Scotland lost the ball 11 times in the first two phases maybe suggests they weren't comfortable taking the risk of playing as turnover ball is a terrific attacking source.

But maybe, suggests Robert Pattison, professor of English at Long Island University and author of The Triumph of Vulgarity: Rock Music in the Mirror of Romanticism, "acceptance" would just be a way to kill off Morrison's sales.

And maybe suggest that we meet -- again.

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

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

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

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