Sentence examples for hunch among from inspiring English sources

The state Division of Elections will not have the latest registration figures until Friday, but the hunch among politicians is that much of the expected increase will be from young people and minorities, people who typically vote on the left.

Hunched among a dozen or so bidders in an underground hall of Christie's Paris offices, François Audouze, an insulation industry executive who collects fine wines and liquors, bid $2,600 for a 12-bottle case of Gordon's gin, as Christie's offered the entire spirits cabinet of Edward, known after his abdication as the Duke of Windsor.

But I have my hunch from among the three likely finalists as well as an acute awareness that whoever wins may depend on which of the trio gets eliminated first.

"The Reader," which Harvey Weinstein pushed into consideration because he had a hunch, was among the five because Holocaust-theme movies always seem to catch the Academy's eye and because it represents a very specific idea — in this instance, by the director Stephen Daldry — of how a narrative should unfold on screen.

He could tell that I was in the grip of a hunch, and hunches were always among the first considerations ruled out by the procedural practices of Detective John Ganz.

By late August her hunch was confirmed with more interviews among the first patients.

But Landis had a hunch that his disclosure might inspire a less worshipful reaction, at least among his rivals.

Regulars hunch in dark corners while hipsters from all over the city jostle among the historic ephemera – grinning clown dolls and photographs of scantily clad women.

And to answer your question, your boyfriend's hunch about the alcohol could be getting somewhere, as alcohol consumption is among a number of factors that are linked to somnambulism.

My hunch?

Sometimes a hunch is only a hunch.