Sentence examples for * hunch of from inspiring English sources

It's only a hunch, of course.

It's only a hunch, of course, that Blair's fundamental wrongness will be the judgment of history.

Such a doctrine, however, compromises the most fundamental of our liberties on the hunch of one unelected, possibly unscrupulous individual.

It's not the hunch of the chairman; it's communicating to the public clear rules of thumb for monetary policy".

You have time to take in one woman's anklet as she pivots, the hunch of a man's shoulders as a foot comes close to his neck.

Because, in times of great crisis, it's good to go with the unproven hunch of the agent with a weird thing for downmarket conjurers.

"I'm not just going to sit down and let someone or a group of people or an organization take away my livelihood because of a hunch, because of a thought, because of somebody who is trying to show their power," she said.

"I'm not just going to sit down and let someone or a group of people or an organization take away my livelihood because of a hunch, because of a thought, because of somebody who is trying to show their power," Jones said that day.

On a hunch, out of intrigued ­curiosity, I picked up a copy of Nichols's riveting 1997 memoir, "Sea Change". In it, he sets off alone across the Atlantic in his beloved 27-foot wooden engineless ­sailboat, Toad, which he and his (now ex-) wife had lived on for six years, fixing it up, making it into their home, sharing adventures on it.

It takes so much strength to go through the nightmare of figuring out which treatment will work, read magazines in waiting rooms from 1998, tell your story over and over, have people treat you like you're the Hunch Back of Notre Dame, feel like you have a war inside of you, and keep up with the care that goes along with having a chronic illness.

The article mentions a start-up company in New York named Hunch, one of several that has developed sophisticated software to analyze the preferences of someone's friends in order to predict buying behavior.