Sentence examples for guess thinking from inspiring English sources

Mr. Damon said the paperwork took weeks, "not including thinking time," he said, "because I guess thinking time doesn't count".

We did some things together back then, but I was still very young and shy, and I guess, thinking back, he was, too.

Just then, in Small Workroom 4, Rachel, I guess thinking the Spiderhead empty, got up and did this happy little shuffle, like she was some cheerful farmer chick who'd just stepped outside to find the hick she was in love with coming up the road with a calf under his arm or whatever.

Nor would we guess that thinking about death has such widespread effects on our social attitudes.

He meets a woman at N.Y.U. who assumes that he has post-traumatic stress disorder: "I don't have PTSD, but I guess her thinking that I did is part of the weird pedestal vets are on now.

I guess that thinking about religious belief might be something that has shaped me but if this book is satirising anything it is just the idea of self-help books.

In fact, we claim that the typical hyperbolic distance between two points in the map that have the same orientation preference is not (frac{2pi}{|omega|}) as we would guess by thinking in Euclidean terms, but (frac{2pi}{sqrt{omega^{2} + 1}}).

He acknowledges that he used a pass code that could have been easily guessed, never thinking anyone would bother hacking it.

As you read his work, there's never the impression that he is second-guessing himself, thinking, "So-and-so would do it this way," or "Such-and-such editor would say that".

As you read his work, there's never the impression that he is second-guessing himself, thinking, So-and-so would do it this way, or Such-and-such editor would say that.

I guess the thinking from local providers is that as a business traveller you can afford to pay a premium, but shouldn't governments be thinking about attracting foreign and local business people to their city and offering incentives to do business in these locations?