Sentence examples for maybe terrible from inspiring English sources

Whoever we elect in November will make mistakes, maybe terrible ones.

"Maybe terrible is enough".

Maybe something terrible had happened, he thought.

That way maybe the terrible gridlock would end.

Maybe his terrible life events can be explained because he broke the chain?

Ms. Del Rey has a bad, maybe even terrible, attitude underneath the pristine exterior, and it's trying to claw its way out.

They haven't really put together any policies to drag themselves out of the mire, and there's a feeling that maybe this terrible disaster will finally force some political change and, in the long run, be a good thing.

I don't by any means suggest that it goes far enough, but I'm probably a little more reluctant I think perhaps than you asked about to give up that idea that the labor market when it's operating reasonably well, maybe a terrible system but better than all the others to paraphrase the idea about democracies.

Maybe that terrible deal, in which Republicans ended up getting more than their opening bid, was the best he could achieve — although it looks from here as if the president's idea of how to bargain is to start by negotiating with himself, making pre-emptive concessions, then pursue a second round of negotiation with the G.O.P., leading to further concessions.

Maybe something terrible happened, and you responded with compassion.

And just maybe we terrible mothers are to thank for all of those future creative successful people who say stuff like, "I was always getting into trouble.