Sentence examples similar to should maybe be in from inspiring English sources

"It's [CURRENT YEAR]" eventually simmered into the reduction "CURRENT YEAR" and is now employed to mock liberals who think that maybe gay marriage should maybe be legal in the same epoch in which we're gearing up to colonize Mars.

NFL players unwilling to stand for the national anthem should be barred from playing and maybe "shouldn't be in the country," President Trump said in a television interview that aired Thursday.

I wondered if maybe I should be in this comic, listening to Ebrahim's story.

Now, maybe I should be in the business of trying to shoot them down.

Maybe this should be in the third person, not the first person.

Besides, if the Liberal Democrats want to place ourselves firmly on the side of the poor, maybe we should be in favour of property taxation?

But with respect to the "trustworthy providers," Mr. Scully said in the conference call, "maybe we should be in there every two years instead of every 15 months".

My professors kept saying,"You're going to fail if you don't use the computer, and maybe you should be in the illustration department?" But I really like type.

And if it's not at the highest energies, then maybe it should be in high-intensity physics.

When you're in second and you get told maybe you should be in first because the start scores are wrong, it's annoying.

G: —that maybe we should be in the same band, permanently.