Sentence examples for maybe to most from inspiring English sources
He said: "Maybe to most away fans they'd think 'who built this?' The main stand with its strange-looking roof, there were gaps in two corners.
Maybe to the playoffs, most likely to the lottery.
What maybe is clearest to most observers of them is that they are accessible paintings – rather as he was himself, although their depths are not necessarily the easiest to figure out – multi-layered, and highly regarded.
Maybe this sounds silly to most of you, but I see something similar happen on a regular basis.
Maybe the thing that appeals to most guys doesn't really appeal to him.
It's maybe the most challenging to style and to pull off, but it's basically a combination of some of the above techniques.
The first is that the franchise has signaled — to its competitors, to its fans and, maybe most importantly, to itself — that life after Bryce Harper began once the star outfielder passed on the Nationals' 10-year, $300 million offer extended in late September.
It's the part that's maybe the most awkward to talk about, but bodybuilders like to keep anything out of the way of those bulging muscles.
The last, and maybe the most important number to bring to the table is the dollar or percentage amount you're seeking in a raise.
Maybe the most important thing to remember, though, is to pass by those big old artichokes you used to use for steaming (growers call them "hubcaps") and choose instead either medium or baby chokes.
Over time, the culture can spread to many, maybe even most, roles.
