Sentence examples for hunch what from inspiring English sources

Asked if he had a hunch what his decision would be, Gerrard said: "Not at the moment, I need time.

Because I have a pretty good hunch what the Peanut family is up to, and it makes me long for the day when the top hat was king.

There were too many things that I was the only one that knew them... Stunning thought, but when God sends snow down on the Fourth of July, that indicates to me that he is talking to us in a loud voice and apparently I was the only one who saw this and therefore, the only one who might have a hunch what God was trying to tell us, but I turned down the privilege, thank you very much, no thank you.

There were not enough fossils in Darwin's own lifetime to do more than offer a hunch about what they'd show, but the fossils unearthed since show that Darwin's hunches were right — particularly about the evolution of man from early primates, which turns out to be confirmed by a particularly dense and eloquent sequence of skulls and skeletons.

You may have a hunch about what's happening or what's going on.

In that case, "my hunch is what happened is that Republicans nominated the wrong candidates".

My hunch, for what it is worth, is that they will.

Wertheim had a hunch about what had caused the voids, and he went with Hanley to Pollock's old studio.

No evidence, you understand, just a low hunch, perhaps what Iain would do himself, being no shrinking violet.

"Whether or not a prosecutor decides to devote resources, which are scarce resources, to pursuing this hunch is what we elect prosecutors to decide".

I wasn't even sure I had had a girl, just a hunch that what I had been covertly producing was of a strong female stripe.