Sentence examples for issue i guess from inspiring English sources

But that's a style issue, I guess.

Well, that's a piece of a larger issue, I guess, that does contribute somewhat to it," she said after the event.

It features Sean Hannity, a chirpy Brit who loves pornography, an African-American dude who hates it and thinks it's a tool for making people liberal (if this were true we'd be a nation of Alexander Cockburns by now!), and a brown haired woman, who bravely stakes out the middle ground on this issue, I guess.

Even top dogs have their issues, I guess, and so do their owners.

"There have been some issues, I guess," she said, mentioning the voided homicide convictions.

Handling Important Issues "I guess what impressed me most about 'All the President's Men,' and what still impresses me, is that there is really no reason why this movie should work," Mr. Soderbergh said.

If I would have launched Amusement five years ago, the magazine would have been dead after two or three issues, I guess.

Obama has taken hits for not being specific enough in his plans on specific issues (I guess those critics can't be bothered to read his Web site), but he has done a remarkable job of articulating his vision of what America should be.

I think, I mean depending on the family, but I honestly think only a very distant family, a family that's got some real sort of issues I guess you could say would be the only ones that don't benefit from it (Family1memberD para.30).

"I hate to sound like I'm avoiding the whole issue, but I guess I am," Piazza said.

"The issue is, I guess, some people like their jobs more than they like their shareholders," Mr. Wildrick said of the Men's Wearhouse's board.