Sentence examples for convincing guess from inspiring English sources

The brain hates to be uncertain, though – so it makes a convincing guess.

The point of the chinks of illumination from unverifiable sources was to keep the viewer convinced yet guessing.

James was weakly predictive, but brilliantly analytic: his explanations of why things had happened were mesmerizing and convincing, but his guesses about what would happen next were often wrong.

I'm not entirely convinced - my guess would be next Tuesday will find MPs debating Lords amendments to some bill or other.

Surgical placebos also must be convincing enough to prevent participants from guessing which intervention they have received [ 13].

But I guess Sony just did too convincing a job designing this thing, because to me it looks like that flap could just flip right off the tablet.

I guess I got the gift of gab, convincing people beer is what they need to be drinking.

Anyone who has read similar stories will be able to guess that Lester and his friends have trouble convincing the authorities of the imminent danger.

Why would they make a picture of them flying if it wasn't true?" I guess that convinced me.

The hope was to convince them (or, I guess, remind them) that consumption, retail-style, could, in the corporation's words, be "fun," even "awesome".

I'm not at all trying to suggest that this is the case but I would guess that the readers would like to judge for themselves how convincing the data are and it is thus essential to show these correlations as well, especially since spinal fMRI is still regarded with some scepticism.