Sentence examples for so much maybe from inspiring English sources

"Not so much, maybe not so much.

If you hate Chicago so much, maybe you should move.

For my brother, if he hadn't loved Picasso so much, maybe he wouldn't be dead.

I thought it might be a series for older people, but I think that audience didn't like it so much – maybe because of the title.

If they had been told that the tax was coming, maybe they would not have saved so much; maybe they would have paid the income tax and consumed the rest, like everybody else.

Maybe it was because we had enjoyed ourselves so much, maybe it was because we could watch the Rugby World Cup on the TV in the lounge, but an hour's delay on the trip home barely bothered us.

That foreign threat might make conservatives sweat so much that maybe, just maybe, they'd consider revisiting the issue.

He said, "How many more questions you going to have?" He depends heavily on three responses: "Maybe," "Not so much," and "Maybe not so much".

Maybe that's why Harris loved it so much, and maybe that's why he wanted to learn to make it for this woman he adored.

"It's cops and the violence, but if there wasn't so much violence, maybe they wouldn't need so many cops or maybe they wouldn't need to be so alert," she said.

Perhaps they'll be sold in rolls like so much wallpaper; maybe they'll be painted on the walls.