Sentence examples for maybe to focus from inspiring English sources

The current climate seems ripe for Arafat's controversial death – and re-birth, maybe – to focus the struggle of a growing and uniting Palestinian resistance against Israeli occupation and blockade, economic or diplomatic.

"His pride obviously must have taken a bit of a dent because he's fallen outside the top 16, and that's maybe going to focus him again, to maybe come back to where he should be".

Is that technology still interesting to you, or are you maybe going to focus on something else if you were to be on the prowl for more acquisitions?

[If]we clinch tonight, then you start maybe trying to focus in on getting your game in order, for one, but if you're right in the mix … just keeping pace and trying to get home ice".

Maybe you need to start accepting more challenging work, maybe you need to focus on your communication style, maybe you need to work on accepting your own weaknesses.

Maybe you need to focus on vocabulary, or maybe it's parts of speech that you're struggling with.

"Maybe we should divest of some things, maybe we ought to focus a little more on the company," she said in a conference call last month with investors.

"Maybe I need to focus more," he said.

Maybe he wants to focus on climate change.

Perhaps your sense of these poems is of innocent sweetness, or maybe you prefer to focus on the darker underbelly.

"Maybe we need to focus on six-day delivery as the lead on how we can compete as opposed to abandoning it first," she said.