Sentence examples for a hunch that something from inspiring English sources

But one assistant in the department had a hunch that something was off.

Dirk aced the interviews, but an assistant in the department had a hunch that something was off.

The writer's sense says that it can't be coincidence; Kaplan had a hunch that something was up in America, and, now that the book is done and has been published, he turns out to have been completely right.

But through this gloom, the light of hope shines in Gabríela and her determination not to walk away from a hunch that something is very rotten indeed in Reykjavík.

When engineers at NASA observed the unusually large foam strike, they had a hunch that something was amiss, but they lacked enough data to prove that the vehicle was unsafe.

"We've long had a hunch that something was fishy about the climate response during the PETM," he says.

Beaudoin told VICE she had a hunch that something was up before her arrest.

It was a hunch that changed his life.

The fact is, I still have a hunch that puts me off vaccinations, a hunch that I can't explain.

We had an interest in verbatim theatre, and a hunch that there was something deeply important in the stories of exonerated death row inmates – people who had spent anywhere from two to 22 years on death row, and later freed by the state amidst overwhelming evidence of their innocence.

Bradley had a hunch that she might know something about the Mitchell disappearance.