Sentence examples for guess is true from inspiring English sources

"As a teen-ager I was constantly trying to please people, which I guess is true of all adolescents.

That, I guess, is true to Highsmith, who has scant interest in children or in the panoply of domestic joys, which to her are barely joys at all.

"To say he's not made me as crazy and enabled me to relax a little more during games I guess is true," West said.

Jones has been accused of infringing Mr Loser's freedom of speech, which I guess is true, if you believe a woman telling a bus driver that a fellow passenger is shouting abuse at her is a denial of free speech.

Over at the Atlantic, Chris Good instructs us that "the symmetry between Haiti's devastating earthquake and Hurricane Katrina is undeniable," which I guess is true in the sense that both were horrible and both involved a lot of poor, black people.

Which I guess is true, chronologically, but I'm still not sure it makes the Black Death a favourable comparison.

Once I saw their talk took longer than expected, I found that my guesses were true.

Then came Ayala and while his shot was true, Lehmann guessed right and stopped it.

I guess it is true: you can't go home again.

The great majority of my characters – and I would guess this is true for most writers of fiction – are "inventions".

I guess it is true that there is unlikely to be any event in the near future endangering human life that involves Black Holes.