Sentence examples for seems that maybe from inspiring English sources

It seems that maybe they don't absorb as much water as we all used to think.

"It seems that maybe the university administration," he said, "has been letting the White House be their main client".

So it seems that maybe the best explanation is that Mrs Palin does not know what the GOP's platform positions on abortion and stem-cell research are.

I don't mean to find fault with his book, but when I think further about it, it seems, that maybe the book is a bit circumscribed by the kind of moral dilemmas that he poses.

It seems that maybe Cameron-Bure is wanting to have it both ways.

But, it seems that maybe they lack faith and are so insecure about their views that they have to foist them onto others.

In the days after President Trump pulled the United States out of the Iran nuclear deal, it seemed that maybe — just maybe — the accord could be saved.

"It does seem that maybe ideology or perceived loyalty to a particular set of values is being valued more highly than experience running an agency, or organizational skills, or experience with refugees," one immigration lawyer told the Daily Beast after Lloyd was officially tapped.

Then after last night, it seemed that maybe Luke and Alden, decent but newer characters, could end up on pikes instead after being captured, and yet they should be taking another comic role of acting as barter for Lydia, Alpha's imprisoned daughter.

His detractors savored the irony; it seemed that maybe he would finally learn his lesson.

His detractors savoured the irony; it seemed that maybe he would finally learn his lesson.