Sentence examples for one hunch from inspiring English sources

One hunch is that shelf-stable ingredients, used to cook novel meals, could spice things up a bit.

One hunch is that literary fiction leaves more to the reader's imagination, forcing you to work harder to enter the emotional worlds of others.

(Or at least the ones who answer questions on Hunch).

Trottier said he reunited Bure and Lindros on the same line Monday night on a hunch, one that occurred during an unscheduled delay to replace a pane of broken glass.

Respondents were first asked open ended questions: 'Can you tell me about your experience of holding more than one job?', and, 'What are your feelings about having more than one job?' before probing further on hunches.

A fan site almost entirely devoted to the topic commented last month: "Call this one a hunch.

Unfortunately, when it comes to sexual discrimination, the facts only bear up one's hunches.

I do, however, have a hunch, one that I've been mulling over for much of this difficult year and one that you've probably heard before: I suspect that working- and lower-middle-class whites feel abandoned, if not sold out, by the élites.

It would be nice if we could say this was because the media had learned their lessons and recognised the importance of scientific evidence, rather than one bloke's hunch.

A new study out today in PLOS ONE confirms that hunch.

The article mentions a start-up company in New York named Hunch, one of several that has developed sophisticated software to analyze the preferences of someone's friends in order to predict buying behavior.