Sentence examples for that we guess from inspiring English sources

The answer, Wineapple leads us to conclude, was that Emily Dickinson sought not a master but a disciple: one whom she could bewitch, baffle ("The Riddle that we guess / We speedily despise," she announced in one penciled offering) and engage as her ­audience.

In one poem, Phillips asks, "Isn't it only in / the bracing and first wake of / loss that we guess most cleanly / the speed with which what held us / left us?" The pull that Phillips is resisting grows stronger all the time, and when it recedes it leaves a residue: the "record-of-where-a-wind-was" to be examined by "left-to-our-own-devices / acolytes".

He was by then so frail that we guessed he could scale no further heights.

That demonstration was, we guess, more or less successful.

We guess that's more affordable to Tesla…sigh.

So, we guess that plan is ruined.

We guess that's what happens when Bradley Cooper, Emma Stone, Rachel McAdams, John Krasinski, Danny McBride, Alec Baldwin and Bill Murray all appear in a movie.

We guess that's why she's ACM's entertainer of the year.

We guess that means Eva Longoria should take the mixup as a compliment.

We guess that's one side of the American and capitalist way.

Would we guess that "In a Better World" was made by a woman?