Sentence examples for enough to guess from inspiring English sources

"It's not enough to guess," he said.

The digital origins of some effects will be easy enough to guess: starships and rocket-suited men in flight, giant fighting robots, ancient naval battles.

Vidal registers his delight at reading a 1955 New Yorker story by Auchincloss (saying that he usually skims the magazine's fiction just attentively enough to guess the author).

I don't normally peruse the OBIT sections of newspapers, so I didn't know it was bordered in black, although that was easy enough to guess.

The order she writes things in means that you get a taster of what's going to happen next but not quite enough to guess.

I don't know if she is right or wrong: I don't know the Israeli mind or politics well enough to guess.

I'M not foolhardy enough to venture guesses about what, if anything, may happen in Congress this week as the deadline for deep spending cuts looms on Friday.

Let's see what that does to our answer at 18 Across.The clue here is "Feature of many a rec room," and if you already have enough crossing to guess PING PONG TABLE, you'd be right.

It could fail Sunday night or hold on for a few desperate days of fruitless turmoil — and no one has enough information to guess, because the crux of the matter lies with the people of Tripoli.

"That was enough to, I guess, swing it for a while.

Andreas knew enough about abuse to guess what this meant.