Sentence examples for a subjective hunch from inspiring English sources

In Mr. Schickel's argument, "pretentious" functions, like "boring" elsewhere, as an accusation that it is almost impossible to refute, since it is a subjective hunch masquerading as a description.

He has a tendency to inflate subjective hunch into scriptural edict.

This is less a critical position or a historical insight than a mood, induced by the usual selective comparisons and subjective hunches.

The coarse representation hypothesized to evolve in the OFC would then, on a subjective level, be experienced as an initial hunch or gut feeling that can trigger a coherence judgment, even if the basis of coherence cannot yet be explicitly reported.

A subjective feeling?

In a subjective way.

"It's a subjective sport.

Relevance is a subjective attribute.

Bravery is a subjective thing.

It is a subjective essay.

That's a subjective debate.