Sentence examples for guess largely from inspiring English sources

"I guess largely because if you've created a full enough character, it's about what they're experiencing.

The impression of righteous self-regard is, I would guess, largely down to nerves, and it must be very scary to be catapulted out of the classroom into the public political battleground.

She's supreme at intricately prurient dialogue delivered (and, I'd guess, largely improvised) at amazingly high speed with sudden hesitations and lightning glances built in to wink at viewers, as if to wonder, "Did I really just say that, and, if I did, I sure as shit hope you heard it".

Measuring changes in the price of risk is mostly guesswork, Yet these guesses largely determine a study's results.This may, then, be a blind alley.

But from his time researching money laundering, Silverstein believes the answer is more about Mossack Fonseca's client base, which he guesses is largely Europeans, Asians, and Latin Americans.

There is almost a decision to avoid, to turn the head, to give just passing acknowledgment to religious sentiments offering compassion and comfort (look at all the wax drippings from votive candles) and to overlook completely the religious hatred that lay behind the attacks (which is invisible here, and which, one ventures to guess, will be largely absent on Sunday).

As he gathered his army in March and April, it was largely guess work where they should be placed.

It was largely guess work where they should be placed, and Charles did not like to use the militias in any vital location.

— which in a normal country would be precisely monitored and recorded at the borders — are largely guesses because of lax, antiquated and probably dishonest reporting.

"The new estimate is still relying heavily on experts making what seem to me to be largely guesses," Dr. Jacobson said.

I'm guessing that was largely related to their desire for a cocktail-fueled meet and greet.