Sentence examples for which maybe has from inspiring English sources

WHICH maybe has proved to be a little too close, because neither of us has found much success over the years with relationships beyond our own.

The key is to exercise your idea muscle, which maybe has atrophied over time.

The Zune Spots are actually converted freight containers, which maybe has some sort of recycling message to it, but I'm still on the fence about that.

"If I do something that is not contemplated by the Premier League I will lose my time to build something that is a success and then which maybe has to stop when I reach the Premier League," he said.

Then decided to tint the lenses, and had picked dark rose, which maybe had been a bit much.

Notably, OCRs which maybe have biologic function appeared in 2KB region of up-regulated or down-regulated genes in both silk gland and BmE cells.

Consequently, the fluorescence of the poly (MMA-co-SPO-co-TPE) nanoparticles can be reversibly switched "on" and "off" upon UV and visible light, which maybe have potential application in biological fluorescent labeling as well as in optical fields like individually light addressable nanoscale devices.

"But don't you need to be a better swimmer before you try to surf?" Loomis had a vague memory of the boy's swimming lessons, which maybe hadn't gone so well.

Mr. Levine studied with the Abstract Expressionist teacher Hans Hofmann, but ultimately rejected abstract fashion, which maybe had something to do with that family-bred loyalty to Old Left tastes, and with all those Communist pamphlets he saw growing up, illustrating beefy workers battling fat-cat capitalists.

He was influenced by Ben Shahn, Picasso, Stuart Davis, Arthur Dove, African sculpture, the Katzenjammer Kids, Maggie and Jigs and the movies, high and low: he was open to almost everything, which maybe had to do with his being outside the usual art circles, so not bound by conventions.

The vasorelaxing peptides of Arg-Phe and Ile-His-Arg-Phe derived from rice glutelin protein showed to lower food intakes in rodent models (Kagebayashi et al. [2012]; Kontani et al. [2014]) which maybe have anti-obesity activity.