Sentence examples for sort of guess from inspiring English sources

You can sort of guess that from his subject material.

Even so, people who pick the funds in your 401(k) menu make this sort of guess all too often.

"They don't want you to sort of guess and say this patent covers everything in the universe," Mr. Gilman said.

Three-fourths of middle-class Americans say their estimate of what they'll need to live on in retirement is based on "some sort of guess," a new survey finds.

In its Attje Museum we learn about local culture and wildlife from craft displays, life-size models, and an impressive array of stuffed animals, their faeces identified in a sort of "guess the poop" gallery.

Ozzie, remember, coaches in Miami, a city with a lot of people living in it who risked their lives to escape Castro's regime, so you can sort of guess what happened next: Some insane instant reactions, an apology for the "gaffe" (sorry I said the thing I thought, etc)., a five-game suspension given to Ozzie by the Marlins, and even some protests.

Which we sort of guessed.

(I had sort of guessed this).

Asked whether the current estimate was more than 13,000 he replied: "I can't give you clues... you are inviting me to get into a sort of guessing game about an estimate".

Nearly thirty years later, in the last edition of the Philosophy, Whewell referred to the belief that "the discovery of laws and causes of phenomena is a loose hap-hazard sort of guessing," and claimed that this type of view "appears to me to be a misapprehension of the whole nature of science" (1860a, 274).

By that I mean, instead of creating the characters and sort of guessing what they would do, I could draw on literally hundreds of case studies that I've read from different children who have been in similar situations and decide how they might react from that.