Sentence examples for hunch there is from inspiring English sources

And this isn't just a hunch: there is a strong correlation between countries working longer hours and being less productive.

Ultimately, all of this is based on a hunch; there is very little evidence to suggest whether or not these suggestions are any good for VCs.

Whether there is a family spot, you've heard legends about a certain stream, or you just have a hunch, there is generally some truth behind the wives tales and family stories.

"We had a hunch there was more to this story".

It was very much a hunch; there wasn't a minute's research that went into it.

Later that night, I pulled out his first album and confirmed a hunch: there's a moment early on when Beanie tries to get rid of a fan by sneering, "I ain't no fucking rapper," as if he wished it were true.

How was I going to get my health back and, once I did, how was I going to stay as healthy as I can?" She had a hunch there were inextricable links between human health and the microbes within us, just as there were between plant health and the microbes in the soil.

"A public life, a private life and a secret life". "My hunch is there is a secret life here that will eventually be uncovered," said J Reid Meloy, a forensic psychologist at the University of California at San Diego who researches mass shootings.

The swamps of New Jersey do not compare with the beauty of Bullaburra, but Smith has a hunch that there is nowhere else he would rather be.

But I have a hunch that there is a deeper truth that Jesus was trying to get at.

But then the line with which he will always be remembered, from "Slaughterhouse-Five," is "So it goes," as close an English-­language phrase as there is to denote hunching shoulders.