Sentence examples for guessed better from inspiring English sources

Perhaps more surprising, when Perlman ran a second experiment with subjects recruited from a labor crowdsourcing website, they also guessed better than chance when listening to sample vocalizations.

Who is a member of the élite?" Sarah Palin replied, "Anyone who thinks that they are, I guess, better than anyone else — that's my definition of élitism".

"I guess better off and building for the future means the kind of team where it's more important that your mates play than the best players".

He is as open-minded an intellectual and as rigorous an economist as you could hope to find, and it would be a brave person who claimed to know others who could consistently guess better.

"If you have a nomadic life, some adapt, I guess, better than others, but you usually adapt to what you have as a kid, don't you?" She sipped her tea.

I guess better late than never.

And like that competition, the prize is…fine, I guess (better, no doubt, than ZTE's trip to CES).

Season two, we're guessing better.

But I guess better late than never.

The former feels better for me, and I'm guessing better for him, too.

We could have assessed the success of the blinding by interviews to the medical personnel, asking questions about which treatment they thought was being administered, and then evaluating if they were guessing better than chance.