Sentence examples for of a hunch from inspiring English sources

Admittedly, that is more of a hunch than a scientific theory.

"It was just sort of a hunch that he would show up at the airport in Atlanta".

He survived the second half of the day — getting back to base with three wounded crewmen on board — on the strength of a hunch.

Mr. Rudin said he hired Mr. Friedkin for the current film because of a hunch that he would prove especially adept at a film about the military.

She was not exactly looking for Emma, or for anyone in particular, but rather for confirmation of a hunch about her own desires, something Emma is happy to provide.

"I wasn't sure it was going to be romantic, but I had a bit of a hunch when he offered to pick me up at the airport," Ms. Kindlon remembered.

And a lot of it, we just think we know, …rather than having a 20 page tool to assess the patient's functional, cognitive, aspect of their life, we kind of go on a hunch or… our sort of clinical expertise about how a patient is functioning and coping.

(Oncologist D09) And a lot of it, we just think we know, …rather than having a 20 page tool to assess the patient's functional, cognitive, aspect of their life, we kind of go on a hunch or… our sort of clinical expertise about how a patient is functioning and coping.

In 2002, McLean and a Black Diamond sales rep named Brad Barlage journeyed to Baffin Island, west of Greenland, on a hunch that there were chutes there.

In 2003, he analyzed samples of Siberian permafrost on a hunch that he might find ancient DNA — an experiment he said bemused and amused his colleagues.

It is a very queasy sort of satisfaction when, on a hunch, you type a word such as "abortion" into the box and find multiple entries.