Sentence examples for maybe to forget from inspiring English sources

Maybe to forget his early years, he didn't even tell people that he was born in Hibbing, Minnesota (famous for Bob Dylan and Kevin McHale) rather than Fargo, North Dakota or that he and his parents and brother changed their name from Maras.

"A lot of this election was turned by white, college-educated women who now would maybe like to forget about this election and go back to watching HGTV," Fey said.

I appreciate people's frustrations and would maybe ask them to forget the show's title.

So maybe it's best to forget that word.

Maybe it was better to forget about Dave Herman.

The studio head replies, "Maybe they'd like to forget that".

It's always a puzzle why it didn't happen, maybe they just wanted to forget".

So maybe it is time to forget the defensive approach and let players like Arfield and Trippier off the leash - right now, I don't think Burnley have much to lose.

"This is a stark reminder for the international community that there is an unsolved problem over there that people were ready to forget … Maybe it has to be seen as an opportunity for bolder political decisions going towards a more sustainable solution [rather than] just funding humanitarian organisations".

But if you're liking it enough to pick it up and go ahead, maybe one thing would be to forget yourself while you're reading it and not think that in order to appreciate it you have to have read a book about it.

Maybe the real leaders decided to forget Davos and just ski San Moritz.