Sentence examples for maybe valid from inspiring English sources

The Puerto Rican is alarmingly Puerto Rican, with his concept of nationalism and a range of things that are practically nineteenth-century but, O.K., maybe valid.

They spoke in smooth talk-show cadences about how fun it all was and maybe even a valid way to meet someone.

Maybe it's valid to query whether SAD is a stand-alone clinical disorder, but does that necessarily negate it as a sizable factor in making a depressed person feel even worse?

(Which maybe be a valid belief, affirmed by anyone who types "tumblr" into Google image search with SafeSearch turned off).

I can see this as maybe being a valid option for basic users, but not so much for gamers and power users.

In a note Wednesday Wilkinson, in reference to the rise in Hershey's share price asked: "Whatever happened to merger/arbitrage theory that says shares of the buyer go down while those of the acquired go up?" If the theory is still valid, maybe that makes Hershey the target.

But maybe boycotts are valid for people like Sheen.

John Kasich, a candidate with one of the strongest records on the primary stage, came off as not only out of touch with voters - recently defending a bank bailout (valid, maybe, but certainly not what voters are looking for), but also spineless and somewhat annoying.

("Maybe his criticisms are valid," a letter to The Omaha World-Herald said, "but why showcase them and lend credence to the liberal opposition?") Obviously, this was not a team player.

Maybe it's a valid worry, that our emotional reaction to a news story gives us the comforting illusion of having taken action, thus freeing us from the burden of taking to the streets in protest, collecting donations or even voting.

So maybe I am a valid addition to the canon.