Sentence examples for strongly maybe from inspiring English sources

I feel that very strongly, maybe because I've worked on those big stages so much.

Unsurprisingly, he strongly disagreed: "Maybe there's an alternate way of living, a free-form life where you press the button and get work when you want to".

I'm seeing the argument made that some of the emerging markets were down so strongly that maybe there's opportunity there.

"They were the best team for the first hour but we finished strongly and maybe if we'd started that way we'd be happier than we are now," Dalglish admitted.

"I strongly believe, and maybe I'm naive, but this happened on the federal government's watch," he said.

Now there's talk of Indonesia, which has a strongly growing economy, maybe wanting in: BRICSI, anyone?

She is fascinated by the conflict between what people say they want and what they really want suggesting, for instance, that "sometimes the reason you might object to something strongly is that maybe you also partly liked it, or you are disgusted by this professor because you're also kind of attracted to him or want him to be attracted to you".

They strongly imply that maybe it's Jules's friends' fault for not doing more to take her home anything to get the blame away from Nate.

Ok so I obviously strongly dislike Trump, maybe even hate, but stop reaching saying he doesn't know the colors of the flag.

MR: Are there any other albums out there that you feel strongly about and maybe will take a swing at someday?

In addition, the publication in 1987 of the book Der europäische Bürgerkrieg 1917 1945 by Ernst Nolte, in which Nolte strongly implied that maybe Holocaust deniers were on to something, encouraged Irving to become more open in associating with Zündel.