Sentence examples for i guess the problem from inspiring English sources

I guess the problem would be getting England to bat again in the first place.

I guess the problem was that we didn't look like we'd have got on in real life.

Mvula said: "I guess the problem for me is knowing that there are young black kids growing up feeling that they're not acknowledged in society, in media and in mainstream music".

I guess the problem is that there are plenty of good mournful poems for lovers, and even the lovers of close family or friends - Spender's Elegy for Margaret is particularly fine (and so underrated that I couldn't find a link to it online).

So I guess the problem is that our kids don't read enough as is, not that games are making them dumb.

"I guess the problem with the speaker and him saying that [the debt limit needs to be raised by Aug. 2] is that he listened to the president.

"I guess the biggest problem I have is a mental one.

I guess the main problem is that you can't make a 30 minute show every day about politics and actually make it funny and informative.

I guess the other problem was no one really wanted to see a film where Metallica's Lars Ulrich, who was vocal about his band's suit against Napster, be portrayed as a villain.

"I knew the man and his outstanding scholarly work well, and I could guess the problems.

Certain viewers might well look at them and conclude, "Gorgeous, smart, independent; I guess the disabled-Americans problem has been solved, so I can go back to not thinking about it".