Sentence examples for always guessing from inspiring English sources

We are always guessing".

Because of that, you don't get a definitive answer so you're always guessing.

With Irabu, said Mel Stottlemyre, the Yankees' pitching coach, "you were always guessing which guy was going to show up".

But I do admire Duras's novels, and particularly the way that she leaves crucial details out of the book so you are always guessing at the meaning.

The second part of "Freedom," Patty's autobiography, certainly raises this issue: she's always guessing at her own youthful motivations, wondering if she might have acted differently.

"Everyone is always guessing, that never changes," Mr. Reed said, adding a shout-out to a fellow Georgian, none other than Sam Nunn, whom he says "would definitely be on the list".

Joyce had always guessed that "Ulysses" would bring trouble.

Louise Brooks reported to Kenneth Tynan, "I always guessed that she wasn't as interested in bed as everyone thought".

History shows us that we always guess wrong on the next war.

Ally had always guessed that underneath Yvonne's neat sweetness — plucked straight brows, small nose, pink ears — something ferrety was waiting to appear.

It tunnelled underneath my old one, which looked the same to the untrained eye, but was revealed, now, to be the insubstantial thing I'd always guessed.