That maybe Felix has and always will be polyamorous, or not monogamous at the very least".
(The general logic of fiction, however, is often regarded as nonclassical, for two reasons: (1) a story may be inconsistent and hence require a paraconsistent logic, and (2) the objects a story describes are typically (maybe always) incomplete; that is, the story does not determine for each such object o and every property P whether or not o has P).
"Why is that?" Maybe because the world is not always fair.
Most people accept that it is, and maybe always will be, unsafe for women to walk alone at night, so it is therefore unwise for them to be out after dark.
The overall sense that change comes slowly and painfully to this country, that it always has and maybe always will.
The Haiti Grassroots Watch study -- conducted mostly by Haitian journalists: members of community radio stations, students at the State University of Haiti, and citizen journalists, and coordinated by me -- discovered that maybe farmers always "eat their seed".
Even if I…even though now that I am a relatively experienced midwife… I can actually feel that maybe I cannot always prevent this from happening…even if I do my very best… It's always my responsibility to ensure they experience as little tearing as possible.
Maybe that was always the question.
Maybe that's always why I've been challenging myself, to run away from those moments, put them as far in the distance as possible".
"Hutchison was putting more pressure on him to vote in ways that maybe weren't always in concert with his principles," said Matt Mackowiak, a Republican consultant and former press secretary for Ms. Hutchison.
