Sentence examples for would guess for from inspiring English sources

The slowly developing image gives few clues to its true identity, but a toddler would guess for sure.

("You live a few blocks from the lake. In fact, you paid more than anyone would guess for your house because it is so close to the beach").

The authorities have already intercepted many shipments in France, Spain and on arrival in Hong Kong," says Kerr. "I would guess for every one fish that's been taken, one fish has gone to Asia".

As you would guess for an opera about the cycle of nature, the tree duly acquires green fronds, turns golden, stands bare and finds itself swathed in pink spring blossom as bright as the pictures in a Bohemian nursery book.

(Poached shrimp is on the menu as well, but no one goes there for shrimp; it's on the menu, I would guess, for non-oyster eaters who are dragged along by friends).

This is accurate enough — the man himself confirmed it in the documentary — and yet nobody watching the freeze-frame of Bale's grin, and hearing the thudding surge of the musical score, would guess for a second that this is a Werner Herzog film.

There's material, I'd guess, for a good 600 pages.

"Cloud Atlas" may have been expensive to make, but "Moonrise Kingdom" and "Black Swan" weren't, in Hollywood terms (sixteen million and approximately thirteen million dollars, respectively), and one of the things that made them possible was the stars' willingness to take small salaries (in exchange, I'd guess, for a percentage of earnings).

For me, and I'd guess for lots of baseball junkies as well, the focus of our ardor isn't the last game of the year.

Today it is time, I'd guess, for GOVERNMENT SHUTDOWN PANIC to take its place alongside Libya and Japan as the complete disaster that only these idiots on the flickering screen would believe it to be.

We may be the only current national-level political party that will advocate most or even some of these policies, but for me -- and I'd guess for many friends and comrades in the Lavender Caucus -- that only raises the moral imperative to continually challenge ourselves and our party in advancing queer issues and queer voices in the streets, on the campaign trail, and in elected office.