Sentence examples for I guess expected from inspiring English sources

People returned to their lives and, I guess, expected that I had learned how to cope on my own.

"Homeland" has taken great pains to show us how consequences work out for people in this world (badly, more often than not), and it's jumped the gun on reveals that we didn't quite expect, so I guess I expected the show to once again do something that ignored dramatic convention.

I guess I expected way too much from him: just because I had accepted my status, I expected him to do the same.

I guess I expected there to be more sanity in the world".

"I guess I expected a little more ruckus and excitement," said Sheila Stein, a shareholder from Greenwich, Conn.

Because of Frank Pollaro's expertise with rare woods, I guess I expected to see a collection that felt heavier.

I guess I expected a kind of Chinese Dishoom, a knowing reimagining of a landmark dining experience.

"I guess we expected more of a regular shuffle, and he started playing something very complex," Mr. Fagen recalled.

I guess I expected resentment toward the unending stream of foreign do-gooders — from missionaries to the Peace Corps to Quetzaltrekkers — who can create one set of problems as they address another.

"New Jersey is a much-maligned state, so I guess we expected it to have a somewhat worse reputation nationally than our survey showed," said Bruce Larson, a political science professor at Fairleigh Dickinson and an analyst for the poll.

"I do like it, but I guess I expected it to be a bit more inspirational.