Sentence examples for that maybe shaped from inspiring English sources
It was one of the things that maybe shaped what I like to do".
And if conservatives would profit from acknowledging the economic forces shaping these realities, liberals would profit from acknowledging that maybe, just maybe, a cultural transformation that they've long favored is coming at a cost.
It's difficult to think of any city, other than the urban behemoths like New York and Los Angeles, and maybe Washington, that has shaped modern living in the United States as much as this one.
"And also," Chang went on, "what I feel is that maybe the shapes are not perfect, but our imagination adds to them and makes them perfect".
Though Waters is probably more accurately described as a restaurateur than a chef, it's her culinary sensibility at Berkeley's Chez Panisse that, maybe more than anyone else, has shaped the way we cook, eat and think about food today.
Maybe we shape books according to our own personalities.
In the large "Me and Ugly Mountain," a small blobby personage drags by a rope a huge mass of free-form marks, patches and half-evoked shapes that could, maybe, be read as a pile of emotional baggage.
And there's all that speculation that maybe Nokia CEO Stephen Elop, was actually sent over to shape the flailing smartphone maker into Microsoft's next mobile hardware division.
