Sentence examples for The hunch of from inspiring English sources
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.
As Gregor Samsa, the man- turned-insect of The Metamorphosis, his flexed elbows and splayed toes suggest an insect's delicate limbs, while the hunch of his back shows the pain of his transformation.
He said: "Conventional polling is saying that there is nothing to choose between the parties, whereas the hunch of the crowd continues to be that the Tories will have the edge.
The flush in her cheeks, the clench of her jaw, the piercing ire of her gaze, the hunch of her shoulders and, not least, the clipped, angry tone in her voice — those were all completely real.
Which is to say they want dogs that will merely confirm the hunches of its handler.
Thus the hunches of Wall Street professionals found vindication in Seo's arithmetic.
His analysis quickly took over from the hunches of old scouts in the team's recruitment process.
Still, on balance India's economic health is improving and according to the data, not just the hunches of its ever-optimistic officials.(Picture credit: AFP).
Confirming the hunches of so many ravenous aeroplane passengers, a study published in 2011 found that loud background noise suppresses saltiness, sweetness and overall enjoyment of food.
