Sentence examples for trying i guess from inspiring English sources

However, they are trying, I guess, to write poetry.

" If [Republicans are] trying, I guess it's better to have more people trying to get our vote".

"Dude," says Stephen to Joe, trying, I guess, to sound like Hurley on LOST, although he's not half the man Hurley is, in fact, by volume, barely a third, "I know you and Sydney are super-tight".

Mr Zhenhua mastered the swinging after years of practicing Xi Sui Jing kung fu, so if this is something you're interested in trying, I guess look up your nearest instructor and start preparing.

I could've done more if I've tried, I guess".

At least Samsung tried, I guess.

So my mom and dad were like, 'Why don't you go ahead and give this rock thing a try?' I guess that my life has been a series of flukes in the record business.

"Tony's first thing," Ms. Kelly remembered, "was, do you like to run into brick walls?" I said, 'I'll give it a try, I guess.' " "And how did Mom and Dad react to the good news?" I asked.

"They're trying to, I guess, get back to the situation before Brown v Board of Education," Mary Olive Pierson, a lawyer representing the city of Baton Rouge, says.

And since here is always going to be somebody trying to, I guess the word is manipulate other people so it might as well to be somebody who has, thinks of ways to help them and somebody else that might think a bit more about the money and not so much about what is good for people" (Male, 34, middle SES, overweight) "I mean it is all about marketing in this particular case.

That's what I sometimes get as response when I try … I guess it is like: 'you think that anyone who comes from another country has HIV' and then they get pissed off, so that it has been a little bit difficult to approach these questions …. (N8) They feel offended like: 'you talk about HIV with me just because I am from somewhere else'.