Sentence examples for speeches maybe from inspiring English sources

As she says in her speeches, "Maybe that stroked his ego the right way.

I guess there's no perfect way to do this, which makes you wonder whether these kind of tributes are best without lengthy speeches – maybe clips of Bowie speaking, delivering his own words, might have been more powerful.

But this would, crucially, fit the narrative that he was prone to waffle on about booster seats in otherwise unrelated speeches – maybe after this, all the journalists really did just get bored and stop transcribing them.

People probably think that's a figure of speech, maybe this book will prove it literal".

On the basis of this speech, maybe it's not so bad that he isn't.

Again, maybe that's an unfair take on the Kennedy speech; maybe Kennedy's vision wasn't quite so aggressively secularist.

But considering the trampling of replantable grass versus trampling irreplaceable free speech: maybe there's a compromise.

They swoop in, give a speech, maybe march a mile or two, take some viral social media pictures and then move on to the next national black tragedy.

He illustrated the point with a recent addition to his tax speech: maybe you set a flat ceiling on deductions, or maybe you go through the code and eliminate some altogether, but that's to be worked out with the Congress.

Gold even pulls off the tricky feat of mimicking the swaggering rat-a-tat rhythm of Groucho's speech: "Maybe if you can pick yourself up off this pickle barrel, you could walk abreast with us, if you know what I mean, and if you're half the swine I think you are, you probably do".

Overall, this was a speech maybe best remembered for what it didn't say.