Sentence examples for hunch of something from inspiring English sources
So if you have a hunch of something to try later in the day, chances are good you will act on it.
Like the guys in The Big Short, he's got a hunch that something is out of whack, and he's hoping to make some cash off at least one company's downfall.
"We've long had a hunch that something was fishy about the climate response during the PETM," he says.
"At best it was a hunch that something was in there," said one.
Beaudoin told VICE she had a hunch that something was up before her arrest.
Searchers after coincidences and hunches might make something of this: In the January issue of the "Racing Calendar" there is a full-page advertisement of Lou Doherty's Stallion Station, in Lexington, Kentucky, and the name that stands out on the page is Sister Antoine.
Premonitions might include feelings of foreboding or "hunches" that something "feels right".
These were seized by other monkeys, maybe a dozen, big and small, more insolent than afraid, with a malevolent patience, a defiance that she identified — just a hunch, something about the set of their jaws, the biting faces — as the courage of hunger.
On such hunches fortunes are made.Another hunch of his was that luxury hotels had a future.
It's only a hunch, of course.
