Sentence examples for hunch it has from inspiring English sources

In 48BC, Julius Caesar landed here from Rome, on his way to battle Pompey at Pharsalus in northern Greece; I've a hunch it hasn't changed much since.

One such 'truth' relies on another, which then relies on another and so on, until the collusion of the consensus defines 'reality.' As Lily Tomlin put it, "It's all just a collective hunch". It has gotten to the point in our world where what people believe is all built upon a flimsy foundation of interdependent notions accepted as fact.

My hunch is it has a lot to do with social media and seeing carefully curated highlight reels of super-cool-awesome-fun lives on Facebook.

(I have a hunch it might've been the costume itself).

My hunch is that it had more to do with fending off a threat from Microsoft than it had to do with Google's hitherto unforeseen hardware ambitions.

"We had a hunch that maybe it had something to do with water," Grotzinger said.

Examining the meticulous brushwork, he had a hunch it was by Rubens, who had painted a series of Roman emperors, one of which was missing.

Thankfully, judging by the ample documentation denial.of.service provides, we have a hunch it's meant to make you "get it" too.

Though the student hasn't yet responded, I have a hunch it's because he or she is reading The Boy Who Couldn't Sleep And Never Had To.

I have come to view this situation as lunch-assembly theater, and I have been considering what I get out of it, because I have a hunch it's more than food.

Not much attention is paid to that venue, but I have a hunch it's significant: in this temperate town, initially colonised by emigrant Rhineland farmers, Zweig may well have heard an echo of the cosmopolitan world he had departed – or rather, that had departed from the world itself.