Sentence examples for maybe unfold from inspiring English sources
Maybe "unfold in effortless inference".
Opportunities (maybe educational) now unfold for those involved with healing and psychology.
The possibilities in mobile computing may actually be under-hyped relative to their potential and addressable market size, and while it will take years, maybe decades to unfold, it will create the space for entirely new consumer experiences, new business applications, and for the platform victors and serfs, riches and power on a scale we have yet to see in technology.
But he was also a drama waiting to happen, a misadventure about to unfold, or maybe a piece of extraordinary redemption.
He argues that reading newspapers is a habit, like smoking, that is acquired early in life, maybe from watching Dad unfold this emblem of adulthood at the breakfast table; and if the habit is not acquired early, it is never acquired at all.The problem is competition—not specifically from any other medium, but, more generally, for people's time.
Maybe the spires of libraries rise darkly in the gloaming; maybe bookish amour unfolds amid bosomy fields laden with the fleeting fruits of summer.
We should maybe leave the process to unfold for a while," added Jean Reinhart, another lawyer representing some of the victims.
The exception, or maybe the rule, would be bad melody, which doesn't unfold at all.
Maybe if there was a dedicated power/sync button and you didn't have to unfold the headset to power it on, I could somewhat recommend these.
