Sentence examples for maybe unable from inspiring English sources

He looks at her, naked from the waist up, for thirty seconds maybe, unable to take his eyes away.

"I would be seeing a preoperative patient, often someone who was depressed, maybe unable to find a job, in part because of their mobility and appearance, and who was on insulin meds and blood-pressure meds, and with sleep apnea and high cholesterol," she said.

Opponents claim religious discrimination and that some parents maybe unable to afford transport to affected voluntary-aided schools.

Men and women alike, we are takers, in a season of taking partly disguised as giving, maybe unable to tell the difference.

In the same way that John Kennedy was maybe unable to get the civil rights acts of 1964 and 1965 passed and Johnson was able to do so, in that same way the things that Johnson was able to do under this heading of "Great Society;" I'm not sure Kennedy would have even been able to do that.

The set of false negatives (genes predicted as dispensable by the model but shown to be essential experimentally) included genes which had potential homologues with annotations of only moderate confidence and maybe unable to replace the activity of their deleted isoenzyme.

Maybe she felt unable to carry a conversation by herself.

Maybe he was unable to see, I later thought.

Maybe you are unable to work because your body doesn't want to.

Or, maybe he'll be unable to resist facing down another sport and another ball.

I interviewed James Hetfield in 1996, and it was one of the worst conversations of my professional life -- he was surly, impenetrable and unable (or maybe just unwilling) to think in the abstract.