Sentence examples for every hunch from inspiring English sources

Every hunch Valentine played proved correct.

Every hunch led to a blind alley and every hypothesis to a dead end.

Readers may also be surprised at how well every hunch and scheme works out.

He summoned every hunch, every contested inheritance, every paid informant, every whispered tax problem gathered from two decades operating inside an art market that had never paid him much attention.

"But every hunch should be backed by solid data, showing you exactly what people are buying, what price they are ready to pay on average and so on.

Every time you have a hunch – every time a name gives you a vague twinge of wait-a-minute-are-they-maybe-related to – and you go look, every single time Google tells you: yes, this is the great god-niece of the fourth spermatozoa of the fifth Earl of Marlborough's pony.

You can also swing your arms with every step, or hunch over your shoulders and grab your hat (if you're wearing one) like Michael Jackson did.

"I had this hunch that there was something more, that every city was also shaped by a set of hidden laws".

But she was still sad: every few minutes she'd stop what she was doing, hunch over her keyboard, and sigh.

My hunch is that that is right, and that we're every bit as open-minded about racial minorities as Jamaicans already were a quarter-century ago.

Inside, oysters spawn in black plastic tubs; algae in every shade of drab seethe and multiply in glass jugs; and cheery young students hunch over notebooks.