Sentence examples for we should not guess from inspiring English sources

The point here is not that we should not guess; we often have no choice but to do so.

We shouldn't judge her for arming her child, we're told, shouldn't second-guess her for storing weapons in his room, the gun safe in his room, the numerous magazines in his room.

Pou and her team have argued that we should not second-guess doctors and should instead grant them broad legal immunity for their work during disasters.

"We should not second-guess the people at the scene, or the way they handled it that day -- they did a terrific job at the scene, and you will not find better chiefs anywhere in the country than the ones who ran things.

When we tell our stories, we shouldn't second-guess them, especially when they're verifiable.

I guess we should not be surprised that the Republican who really got other Republicans hopped up was John McCain.

"We shouldn't have to guess," said Tracy Spence-Banks, 34, a homemaker in West Palm Beach.

"We shouldn't have to guess," Frank says of the information gap.

Thus, we guess that we should not hesitate to prepare the X-ray system in advance.

I guess we shouldn't be surprised that US diplomats call them the Falkland Islands around the British and the "neutral" Falkland/Malvinas around Argentine ears.

By Hendrik Hertzberg October 27, 2009 I guess we shouldn't be too surprised — or unrealistically heartened — that Harry Reid decided to include a (minimally meaningful) public option in the health bill that will go to the Senate floor.