Sentence examples for points out maybe if from inspiring English sources

As Michael points out, maybe if I had this on my Shadow I'd answer my phone more, but I doubt it.

"I want to point out maybe we'll never have integrated neighborhoods if we have segregated schools". If we found ways to integrate schools — as former District Mayor Vincent C. Gray (D) controversially proposed two years ago — that might take some of the exclusivity out of certain neighborhoods.

But, as my wife pointed out, maybe I took it all too far the other way.

Laurie: And Ellyn pointed out maybe more because of mutations.

Capelle-Blancard and Monjon (2012) point out that "maybe too much attention has been paid to this issue".

"Maybe someone points out an error and you get a chance to correct it.

For all of Earn's indignation, Darius points out the truth if money was needed, maybe Earn should've pawned the phone for the $190 cash, but he wanted more, and Darius said he could get more.

No one pointed out that, if the drugs worked, then maybe mood disorders have a neurochemical basis, and anxiety is probably not (as Freud had come to believe) about things like the fear of castration.

As Bernie was pointing out, if there is a reversal, maybe the charge to get out of the marketplace because people just don't feel confident about why they're in the market or what they're doing, or that they really know how to invest.

As Belnap points out, a computer may receive data from various (maybe independent) sources.

Aziz points out, "A person may seem just okay, but if you really invest time in the relationship, maybe they'll be greater than you assume".