Sentence examples for maybe too far from inspiring English sources

And I thought it was maybe too far from our roots.

It went far, maybe too far, in turning Socialists and unionists into capitalists.

It was a bold move to push editorial research this way, but maybe too far from the Economist's core offering?

I had the beginnings of a word,... maybe miles away, maybe too far for customary use, and it would remain, a delusive harbinger of night, a word unborn, doomed to remain unsaid as humm — or thal — unable to complete itself because of my aphasic ineptitude".

But fears were growing that the two sides were maybe too far apart after the Afghan government's refusal to accept the American offer of a six-month timetable, already a large concession from an American position that even as recently as a few weeks ago delayed any transfer indefinitely.

OK, maybe too far fetched…at least for another 12 months anyway :-).

Surnow said, "I thought it would really provoke people to do a movie that depicted Joe McCarthy as an American hero or, maybe, someone with a good cause who maybe went too far".

Maybe it went too far, maybe it went to touching, maybe they were doing something they had seen on television, maybe they were playing that age-old game, doctors and nurses".

Allen says the incident has become "unintended folklore", and that while he "maybe went too far" he was with his "tribe" of comedy professionals.

Even if you love where you live, it is definitely nice to get away -- maybe not too far but still far enough -- so you can start your life fresh and have it actually feel like a new adventure, not just like you were gone for a bit but now everything is back to normal.

Who knows: maybe he went too far out, maybe someone wasn't paying attention, maybe it just took a second.