Sentence examples for seriously maybe from inspiring English sources

More seriously, maybe I'm misunderstanding the science but one wonders about how much changing social factors contribute to the trend.

Stephen Spruiell of National Review's Media Blog hopes Snow's appointment means that his conservative criticisms of the Bush administration will be taken seriously: "Maybe this will mean more sensible policies from the White House".

People I have spoken to who met Nkoloso say he was very charismatic: a dreamer who took his project very seriously, maybe even with the same serious approach Nasa and the Soviet Union had.

The goal is to look "hard and veiny and ripped," he said, estimating that of the guys at school who work out seriously, "maybe 10percentt of them use steroids".

Although he comes with his own sad history and battles the bottle to forget it, Loy has a strong work ethic, doesn't take himself too seriously ("Maybe I am broody. Is that a sin?") and has the wit to appreciate a good comic-book store.

Remarking on Yeats's passion for esoteric ideas, W.H. Auden wondered: 'How on earth could a man of Yeats's gifts take such nonsense seriously?' His question can as justly be inverted; if a man of Yeats's gifts took this nonsense seriously, maybe it has something to tell us.

The one that was maybe-but-probably-not-but-seriously-MAYBE taken with an iPhone 5? We were perfectly content with taking a quick glance at the photo, weighing the possibilities, and moving on.

Perhaps they're taking the thread of Androids seriously, or maybe Microsoft is just keeping spam at bay.

I wish I'd have taken it more seriously.' Maybe that was the motivation for wanting to try to maximize and do everything I can.

One took them somewhat seriously, but maybe not completely seriously.

It appeared that Saatchi took the situation more seriously, but maybe that was just his lawyers.