Sentence examples for guess given from inspiring English sources

Sky's influence is all-pervading I guess, given this match is on the Beeb.

Who could ever guess, given the comparison, that Mom's shade came out of a bottle?

"And it's about time, I guess, given the way in which India is opening up as a new market.

That made sense, I guess, given Bush Senior's long and mostly honorable record as a Naval aviator and federal official.

My guess, given that "Dear American Airlines" was Miles's first book and "Want Not" is his second, is that he has gotten better.

I'm reluctant to hazard a guess, given that The Economist famously (or notoriously) called for the abolition of the British monarchy.

I think it's important to just see it as cricket, and to have the same commentators, I guess, gives it a bit more kudos.

"I called my mum and said, 'What do I do?' She said, 'I guess give him your CD.'" So she did.

For example, French students won't guess the answers to multiple-choice questions; they decline to answer, though a guess gives at least a 25% chance of being right.

"I don't do much other than help guide it out of them, I guess, give them a space to do it.

(I'm guessing, given that Fortitude seems entirely made up of bed-hoppers and deviants, that the solstice party is a pretty lively affair).