Sentence examples for while I maybe from inspiring English sources
The phrase "while I maybe" is not correct in standard written English.
It seems to be a confusion between "maybe" (an adverb meaning perhaps) and "may be" (a verb phrase indicating possibility). Example: "While I may be mistaken, I believe this is the right approach."
That's married code for: if you (Dad) watch the kids while I luxuriate for a while eating cucumber sandwiches, I will blow you then let you bang me from behind while I (maybe) think about the masseuse doing me and my old high school friend (or maybe that's my fantasy?).
For a while, I thought maybe I was just trans, but that never fit well for me.
I said a lot of Our Fathers and after a while I felt that maybe I wouldn't go to Hell and I should stop thinking about Beverly.
Every once in a while I tell Herb maybe we should buy plots in that cemetery, so we can all hang out.
For a while, I thought I was maybe an alcoholic – or at the very least a troubled drinker by proxy.
(In fact, for a while I was wondering if maybe Facebook just wouldn't IPO, or at least not for years, something others who follow the company closely, like David Kirkpatrick, have also speculated about).
They think I'm being completely unreasonable and after a while I start to think that maybe I am overreacting but my anger is all that I have right now.
Maybe after a while I'll learn.
Back in Ireland, she never said another word about me scarfing her leftovers, while I was maybe less snooty but still aloof.
Around three or four years in, I went, "I'm gonna be here a while, maybe I should pick up another skill". I started watching [director] Tom Cherones and then Andy Ackerman for how to capture this stuff, given the very real limitations of four-camera comedy, and asked them for an opportunity.
So while notching my own PFR, I maybe contributed a little to hers.
