Sentence examples for of hunch that from inspiring English sources
In Game 3, Durocher, acting on the kind of hunch that perhaps inspired Yankees Manager Joe Girardi on Wednesday night, chose to use Rhodes again as a pinch-hitter, and he drove in two runs with a single in a game the Giants also won.
"When I told the founders of Hunch that I wanted to leave and start my company, they said they would fund whatever I'd do," she says.
He is at the beginning of the 'slow hunch' that would result decades later in his theory of evolution.
What are the risks of acting on a hunch that turns out to be totally off base? 1) If you have a close relationship with a troubled colleague and he seems oblivious to his own behaviors, let him know he's acting differently.
You can find insights or pieces of ideas beginning to emerge that you might not have realized if you look back a week, a month, or a year ago". That was certainly the case for Charles Darwin, who – as profiled in Steven Johnson's Where Good Ideas Come From: The Natural History of Innovation - developed a "slow hunch" that built over time and turned into his theory of evolution.
She knows that a person's eyes or angle of cheekbone can lead to hunches that lead to breakthroughs that lead to long-awaited embraces.
So geneticist Gerard Karsenty of Baylor College of Medicine in Houston, Texas, had a hunch that low leptin levels in the mutant mice would weaken bones as in osteoporosis.
"It was just sort of a hunch that he would show up at the airport in Atlanta".
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.
(I have this sort of instinctive hunch that at some point, there will be an investigation into whether March 26 reports of explosions in nearby Hanover, Massachusetts were related to what the Tsarnaevs were doing).
The second part came right after that -- and it was a hunch, but with a force of revelation: a hunch that the solution to that first problem was to be found... in tax law...
