Sentence examples for a hunch which from inspiring English sources

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One expert confesses to a "hunch" – which he acknowledges cannot be proven as things stand – that Neanderthals were painters.

They were acting on a hunch, which within minutes proved correct: they were surrounded by hostile armed men, some in uniform, some in civilian clothes, the first outsiders' glimpse of a new Albanian guerrilla force in Macedonia.

He had a hunch, which turned out to be correct, that the swift injection of drug called methylprednisolone in high doses would reverse some of the effects of trauma, upending the established idea that spinal cord injuries were permanent.

Grosvenor had a hunch, which proved correct, that it was the work of Carlile, a woman whom evidence suggests was living in Covent Garden in the mid-17th century and working as a professional artist.

A daydream became a hunch, which became a cut sequence on a small screen in an editing suite, which became a portrait of childhood and a new take on movie history and then, one day, an entire film on massive movie screens.

Fake says that Hunch, which is less than a year old, now has lots of data to work with in making recommendations.

eBay, he notes, now has his startup Bureau of Trade, plus other acquisitions like Svpply and Hunch, which he describes as a "triumvirate that's uniquely positioned to do something catalytic and game-changing later this fall.

The homemade goods outlet Etsy launched its Gift Finder recently, also on top of Facebook data, and eBay's latest acquisition, Hunch, which is known for building a "taste graph" of recommendations by asking questions, released its own Facebook app back in 2010.

Since then, Ms. Fake has guided a number of Web products, including Etsy, the online marketplace for crafts and vintage products, Dailybooth, which lets users publish daily photographs of themselves, and Hunch, which finds products and places that a user's online friends like and then predicts what else the user might like.

My hunch, which seems right in retrospect, was that they couldn't help, so I told them nothing.