Sentence examples for hunch from from inspiring English sources

What a hunch from Brendon McCullum!

That's an inspired hunch from the brilliant Brendon McCullum.

An interesting hunch, from a man who has been playing hunches with his team selections ever since he was suddenly elevated to national coach in November.

Facebook Twitter Pinterest 9.39pm GMT 55th over: England 101-4 (target: 481; Bell 13, Root 6) Kane Williamson is going to continue, an intriguing hunch from Brendon McCullum.

I have a hunch, from post-event conversations, that many felt a sense of relief that they didn't have to competitively "update" their social feeds and walls.

And for coaches, who are supposed to be experienced observers of their players, isn't it a reasonable gamble to play a hunch from time to time and feed the hot hand?

Mike's explanation was Film4 in a nutshell: backing original hunches from talented people that go on to challenge and inspire the public.

But research shows that most physicians already have in mind two or three possible diagnoses within minutes of meeting a patient, and that they tend to develop their hunches from very incomplete information.

Today was a fine day to see the doctor, a wet squall from the Gulf bending the palms along the street to Higueros's office, people hunching from awning to awning.

His hunch derived from his knowledge of Vapniarca, a little-known Second World War concentration camp in what was then German-occupied Ukraine.

Above all, this album is free, jazzy and almost spiritual, like a distant relative of Hunee's breathtaking Hunch Music from last year.