Sentence examples for guess you needed from inspiring English sources

I shook hands with him as we left the field and said: 'Well done.' He just said: 'Hard luck – I guess you needed those points pretty badly.'" The previous night, while with his team-mates in a Southsea hotel, Hall had complained of having difficulty swallowing, and doctors decided he had a cold.

I guess you need to put this into context.

"So I guess you need to lose only one match in seven months to get there.

I guess you need something out of balance to do this pop star thing".

It's a pretty vicious game, but I guess you need to get your aggressions out somehow.

"I guess you need to be more interested in what happens in the election, and whoever gets in.

A. I guess you need to have the right temperament if you to want to blog and tweet and Facebook and all that.

"I guess you need to keep a sense of perspective and be prepared to accept limitations," he says, with a grin.

Scots are assuredly fed up with Westminster's past record of policy shortcomings and continued affirmation of the strata of economic inequality, but I would guess you need more than angry disappointment to define an independent Scotland.Brian Anderson Starkville, Mississippi * SIR – In many European countries voters have registered disgust with the selfishness of the political ruling class.

When I asked Giuliani recently what sort of person he would put in the position of director of Homeland Security if he is elected, he laughed and said, "I guess you need a Bernie Kerik without the background problems that Bernie Kerik had".

I guess you need a balance.