Sentence examples for hunch that it would from inspiring English sources

Through months of indifference from rival media about what President Richard Nixon described as a minor burglary at the Democratic party offices in Washington in June 1972, Bradlee had consistently supported two young reporters, Bob Woodward and Carl Bernstein, in their hunch that it would lead to the White House.

Through months of indifference from rival media about what Richard Nixon described as a minor burglary at the Washington Democratic party offices in June 1972, Bradlee consistently supported Woodward and Bernstein in their original hunch that it would lead to the White House.

Nothing like it existed in the U.S., and she had a hunch that it would be a hit with hip, young, urban women who lived on the coasts.

We knew if we could solve this 'one and done' dilemma, we'd make a lot of our customers happy, and we had a hunch that it would be attractive to a much larger audience.

My hunch is that it would, with the Chiefs' win in San Diego this weekend being simply the latest example.

"They saw [that experience] and it gave them the hunch that I would be up to the job," says Goodman.

Luckily I was too embarrassed about coming home a failure to listen to them and my hunch that I would be left alone was right.

I picked this town because I had a hunch that I'd have a decent bunch of folks coming in.

Based on our conversation over dinner one night, I had a hunch that I'd enjoy her debut novel, "Seating Arrangements".

Yet Seattle does not believe itself to be on the radical fringe - and I have a hunch that I'd be writing in a very similar vein if I were living in Des Moines, Iowa, or any one of a dozen provincial capitals in the US.

Where my agent found me, on a hunch that I'd be there; such are the perils of living in the same neighborhood as your agent.