Sentence examples for guess i found from inspiring English sources
"I guess I found out who I was," she said.
"I guess I found them beautiful," she says.
Like most English people, I guess, I found the question frankly bizarre.
In the K.H.L., I guess I found a balance where I can still play top-level hockey".
I guess I found all of those marginal details more lively, more memorable than anything he says about poetry.
"I guess I found it useful to realise that everything is true at once, you know?" she says.
I guess I find it both a blessing and a distraction.
"I guess I find him mannered," Mr. Bostridge said, "although it's a different matter when he sings Britten.
But I guess I find it hard to be encouraged when the supposed show of flexibility leads with grossly false and/or misleading numbers.
Against that backdrop, I guess I find it unlikely that a fairly esoteric debate about procreation, which took place mostly among the chattering classes, had a significant impact on the people who are actually abandoning marriage.
Asked if she is even at all Jewish by one man on their first date, she admits she is not and explains, "I guess I find Jewish guys a lot less threatening because I'm not attracted to them".
