Sentence examples for that has maybe from inspiring English sources

The remix has to be specifically targeted for an audience that has maybe never seen a Bollywood story before.

"He's got that drive and fire in his belly that has maybe been dampened out of his generation," he said.

In a sports world that has maybe never been so dominated by the force of self-interest, the new, Kenya-reared hero of British sport has repeatedly suggested a man of both superb perspective and impressive humanity.

Another decent example that has maybe done a bit too much apologizing and not enough explaining is the all-but-dead Syre Bluetooth watch band for the iPod nano.

Ultimately, he wrote that the episodes as a whole represent "a limp piece of storytelling that has maybe enough good ideas for three-quarters of an episode but is stretched across two for no particular reason".

That has maybe swung the whole title around, if you think about it.

"Has Farrakhan said some things that have maybe pushed the envelope too far?

We've added players that have maybe tweaked our chemistry a little bit, and that is certainly an inexact science.

I've been through things with him that have maybe made me more determined to change it".

But I think compared to a lot of industries, it's punching above its weight and doing better versus other sports that have maybe taken a bigger beating.

He would replace a word with a different word that had maybe one more syllable to it, because he loves the rhythm of language.