Sentence examples for where maybe it from inspiring English sources

"There are some places where maybe it would make more sense for me to pretend I am for somebody else," said Mr. Giuliani, who is considered a moderate Republican because he favors abortion rights and gun control.

"There's Wall Street and areas where maybe it's not.

"It's very sad to say," says Diarra, "but poor families tend to send their kids to public schools and, of course, rich families prefer to send their children to private schools, where maybe it's better organised and with more possibilities, more materials and so on".

"With an endowment their size, you start to reach a point where maybe it just isn't as important to have the same kind of investment firm," said another former Harvard fund manger.

However, I do think that we are getting close to the point where, maybe it's three to six months from now, you can buy a basket of what I would consider to be high quality financials.

I will do it in the strongest wind, to the point where maybe I will have to grab the wire.

I'm in a position now where maybe I can push his work.

Where maybe I keep things inside, he lets them come out.

"He knows his fitness more now, where maybe in the beginning it was unsure if he was fit enough for tough matches.

Where maybe in the past it was more common for founders and engineers to take a backseat as their ideas grew, Busque is just the latest proof that these days, for people with both engineering training and a nice helping of product vision, the sky should really be the limit.

I'm perhaps able to get away with it, where maybe presenters would be a little harsher on elected politicians".