Sentence examples for the article maybe from inspiring English sources

Lewis said of the article: "Maybe that article wasn't the best thing in the world.

4.In the Discussion section (5th paragraph) the authors describe a study extensively with compared with the rest of the article, maybe authors should justify why (the use of docetaxel?). 5.

Just as some people insist they browse Playboy "for the articles", maybe you'll find me again at Bunny Bootcamp, insisting I'm only there "for the work-out".

(As Mr Greenwald witheringly observes in the linked-to article, "Maybe [someone] can tell The General about this thing called 'the first amendment'".) Is the situation hopeless?

Traditionally those things are very subjective and political, in that I'm an executive and I read some article maybe in the Tech Review, about what Google does.

Usually, though, you see the headline of each item and a quick description of the article, or maybe the first few paragraphs and an accompanying picture.

As the article noted: "Maybe Roger knew that he was going," Chaz Ebert says.

That answer, according to the article, was "Maybe".

I think that the angle the article took maybe gives what I said a different context than the one I intended for it.

Yeah, me too, but let's hear the article out, maybe this time next year we'll all be puking into our pith helmets outside O'Neills.

Look a little further and you'll find a Times article — maybe it's about your child's own school, and a teacher in an upper grade there who, once you read about what she does for her students, many of whom have gone on to great high schools, you feel your own child would be lucky to have.