Sentence examples for guess knowing from inspiring English sources

During Mr. Sokol's interview on CNBC last week, he said, "I guess knowing today what I know, what I would do differently is that I wouldn't have mentioned it to Warren and just made the investment and left it alone.

Hell, maybe I could even give her some of the money!" It is not too difficult to guess, knowing what we already know of the glimmer of goodness that lies inside Junior's heart, whether he turns in Mary Iris, but what flows from that decision is a good deal less predictable.

But have a look and see just how much sugar can be found in these smoothies... and before you watch, take a little guess, knowing what you now know about recommended daily intake.

I guess knowing why is the key.

"It can give some people some security and comfort, I guess, knowing where the president stands on this if they're in line with him," Rep. David Young (R-Iowa) said.

But I guess knowing that shit means poop didn't create the same level of embarrassment or my hard line wasn't really hard enough because every once in a while the "shit" would still fly.

A lifelong Labour supporter, I will never vote Labour again whilst it is acceptable for a cheating emperor to suddenly dress in a shining blue suit (having donned bits of red and blue underwear occasionally over the last 4 years to keep us guessing) knowing that traditional Labour supporters have no choice but to go with it.

"My guess is, knowing the Yankees' history, between now and the end of the season, something will be done," he said.

The Wi-Fi outputs at 802.11n, probably faster than what your local 3G signal can sustain (I would guess, not knowing a damn thing about where you live).

I guess a knowing gag about David Cameron's ill conceived military adventure that turned Libya into a hot bed of extremism isn't the sort of self-deprecation Boris was thinking about.

The authors showed that during exam halts, conversations ran into trouble because a speaker with aphasia encountered a word finding difficulty and the non-aphasic conversation partner withheld a guess, despite knowing the missing word and understanding the turn in progress.