Sentence examples for what was maybe from inspiring English sources

"But Allen had worked in the Brooklyn shipyard, and he would come and ask me questions in a very thoughtful and gentle way, to get me to verbalize what was maybe visual but not verbal.

So Spain will come strong again but it's a big ask for the youngsters to come in and replace what was maybe an ageing squad with a little bit of complacency and a lack of desire".

Earle said that what was maybe most surprising about the submissions they received, and the finalists they chose, is that they often came from the top: state civic planners and transport authorities looking to help make boost the competitiveness of their jurisdiction.

I was high as a kite on codeine and shot what was maybe one of the least funny routines of my life.

JAD: But I know in your own history that you were very much involved in what was, maybe, GRID Gay-Related Immune Deficiencyy) or early AIDS and policy and advocacy in the early 80s, right?

We weren't surprised that Gatorade (a Pepsi product) was far superior than Powerade, but what was maybe surprising was the Aquafina versus Dasani taste test, in which Aquafina won.

Kissinger thinks it's good, too — he calls it "magisterial" — but what's maybe more surprising is how positive Kissinger is about Kennan himself.

"I think what's maybe a little disturbing, is that it doesn't feel all that different on the base," he said.

But what is maybe more apt as a mission statement for the show is a brief shot of a mural overdrawn with graffiti.

What's maybe a little surprising, amid all this calculation, is that "To Be Loved" also stands as Mr. Bublé's most soulful album, and by and large his most satisfying.

What's maybe more unsettling, though, for any viewer who considers himself or herself reasonably civilized, is that you sort of understand why: her husband's wishy-washiness (and persistent passive-aggression) has primed her for Charlie's brutal decisiveness.