Sentence examples for would guess to from inspiring English sources

This reaction was not particularly surprising — least of all, I would guess, to whoever owned the thing.

He pressed play, and what came blaring out might be the last thing anyone would guess to be the most recent song played from his iTunes library.

For this recital he began with, of all things, Beethoven's "Moonlight" Sonata, chosen, I would guess, to introduce the idea of fantasy.

Good, pot-sticking comfort food for a cold day, and I can imagine a homesick Georgian exile falling on them with sobs of gratitude, but unlikely, I would guess, to convert too many London foodies from their regular dim sum.

Walker, who was in "The Skulls," another trashy film directed by Cohen, is tall, blond, and dimly earnest — not individual enough in appearance or manner, I would guess, to become a genuine movie star like Keanu Reeves, who played a similar role a decade ago in a surfer-gang movie called "Point Break".

The composer, Terry Kirkman, also wrote the soaring and cryptic "Everything That Touches You," which achieves an exhilarating climax with the most contorted language I've ever found in a hit song: "You are of gracefulness / You are of happiness / You are what I would guess to be most like / What I've been singing of".

Not so, I'd guess, to Gundle.

He'll need a second term, I'd guess, to really change things.

It has lots, I'd guess, to do with my size, my skin [Lish has had acute psoriasis since childhood], my sense of being Jewish.

That was the one – destined, you'd guess – to become infamous in Open lore, which landed flush in the Burn at the border of the 1st green.

About 3/4 of my way through the run I encountered a couple I'd guess to be in their early 30's.