Sentence examples for opposite hunch from inspiring English sources
Indeed, Mr Cameron has ruefully acknowledged that a Tory government might be obliged to raise them, as Margaret Thatcher famously did in 1981.The second reason is that, while some top Tories complain that Britons are at bottom soppy socialists, Mr Brown has always been constrained by an opposite hunch about the British electorate: that it is essentially tight-fisted.
Hunched over the bar, opposite one another, they scrape away at their scratch-offs.
We have a hunch that the pattern this year may be the opposite of 2007, with a difficult first half and a stronger second half.
All Harms had was a hunch, a sense from the situation and the man's behavior-something that was the opposite of whatever John Yarbrough saw in the face of the boy he didn't shoot.
Robbie, the rising young star seen opposite Leonardo DiCaprio in "The Wolf of Wall Street" and recently at Sundance with "Z for Zachariah," was an unexpected hunch that paid off again.
Sometimes a hunch is only a hunch.
