Sentence examples for maybe tended from inspiring English sources

Paul Wong, a local artist whose own edgy mixed media work has often proved controversial, said that Carr "was so much part of our aesthetic landscape that I think we maybe tended to take her for granted".

I think what's happened in the past is that if you're a British reader you maybe tend to read British poets and may not be aware of what is going on in America.

It would be lovely if everyone took responsibility for themselves, leaving us the time and space to maybe tend to the many things that would bring us joy, or peace even.

Or maybe they tended to fail far earlier than existing keyboards.

Maybe you tend bar at the Bexley Monk.

Or maybe critics tend to bristle at sentimentality of a particular kind.

"Maybe we tend to be on our best behaviour when we write for kids.

Maybe people tend to associate the Triborough with deafening traffic jams en route to work.

In swimming maybe they tend to quit earlier because swimming up and down a black line five or six days a week is mind-numbing – you can only do it for so long.

"Most probably do feel like me, maybe even tending toward wanting to not work at all," said Ms. Flynn, who plans to work part time after having children, though she is torn because she has worked so hard in school.

Maybe we tend to only have eyes for how we give.