On their laps sit reams of paper – perhaps a script, maybe a testimony, possibly a transcript of the kind you get in court.
When Larry Lucchino, president of Boston, was asked how he would feel about a wild-card World Series, he said, "I haven't thought about it, which maybe is testimony to how successful the wild card has been".
Maybe analog artifacts and testimony will seem insufficiently responsive — and therefore less real — to them.
And yet—in testimony perhaps to Britain's robustness, perhaps to its democratic shortcomings, maybe just to short attention spans it already feels like a forgotten war.
Well, maybe that wasn't Lynch's testimony exactly, Senator.
For Boies, Heilemann notes, refuting every aspect of a witness's testimony "was unnecessary and maybe unwise.
"Maybe," he said later, "it was just testimony to the fact I'm too disorganized to buy a set of headphones that I myself covet".
We co-exist with video, and we co-exist with the written word, and just plain old testimonies from soldiers at the VFW maybe, or at a Memorial Day parade.
Maybe someday Israeli officials will come and take his testimony; everything is in God's hands, he said.
At the beginning, the eighth juror, an architect, is the only one willing to explore the possibility of reasonable doubt, even though, as he concedes, the testimony made the boy sound guilty, and "maybe he is".
