Sentence examples for maybe telling from inspiring English sources

Maybe – just maybe – telling women that they're making a mistake by not personally dealing better with public and social problems is just another way of selling – and materially benefiting from – our supposed shortcomings.

If every youth movement says as much about the status quo as it does about itself, then this new eco-conscious, agrarian-seeming, hair-celebrating nexus of locavorism is maybe telling us that the rest of us need to plunge our fingers into the rich loam of the earth, literally and metaphorically.

"As the Strauss-Gayle clash seems the most interesting factor this morning it's maybe telling to note that in the photo of the toss the most threatening glare is clearly that of the stray urchin in the cap," says Rob Young, one of many hundreds of you fascinated by the errant youth.

Maybe telling the truth could hurt someone.

Maybe telling the truth is too scary.

Maybe telling the truth gets you into trouble.

Maybe Tell It Like It Is — [Neville's first hit single from 1966].

We would all sit around the fireplace, maybe tell old storys when we were little.

The play, some garbled run to the other side, drifted away, and I trotted forward, like I was about to maybe tell the corner a secret.

Maybe tell them you saw the incident and you're sorry it happened, it shouldn't have happened.

"Could you maybe tell him to lay off the hashtags?