Sentence examples for maybe the thought from inspiring English sources

Maybe the thought of a brand new place in a nicer setting holds some appeal.

He ended with this: "Maybe the thought of going on a date with a medical student is just too outrageous, and if so, I understand.

Or maybe the thought of his 25-point fourth quarter in a 1994 playoff game at the Garden crossed the minds of some.

But when Jeminah Buot and her family kept getting the same gifts over and over again — like four stainless steel water bottles one year — they decided maybe "the thought" wasn't enough.

Maybe the thought of having Taurasi, the presumptive W.N.B.A. rookie of the year, come into the Garden and embarrass the host team in front of a bipartisan crowd (pro-Taurasi and pro-Liberty) was enough incentive to inspire the Liberty.

"Maybe the thought is that we will put in so much capital that even under these stringent circumstances, this bank will not fail," added Martin Lowy, a banking lawyer who advised the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation on troubled banks during the savings and loan crisis of 20 years ago.

Changes maybe the thoughts and certain things you do, but you as a person, I try to continue on as normal as possible, just to keep that normalcy.

He put the plan into motion, giving it the internal code name Vertigo — maybe because the thought of moving most of their software stack to the public cloud made the engineering team dizzy to even consider.

Maybe without the thought, "He doesn't care about me" you'll find it easier to take pleasure in his pleasure.

Maybe the initial thought we had, that this might be the last money to be produced in Norway, and this could be the last statement of the paper money.

Maybe she liked the thought of having a student — someone to tease out of his pomposities.