Sentence examples for strong hunch from inspiring English sources
"strong hunch" is a grammatically correct phrase and can be used in written English
It means a strong feeling or intuition about something, often without any concrete evidence. Example: Despite not having any proof, I had a strong hunch that my brother was the one who ate the last slice of pizza.
It's not faith, it's a strong hunch that we could explain all these human-related things from an evolutionary perspective.
My strong hunch is that, while Tesco is the first to feel the effect of this shift, it won't be the last.
I have always supported the overthrow of the Taliban in Afghanistan, despite a strong hunch George Bush would never manage it adequately.
It's just such an interesting– but yeah, so there are situations where you have a strong hunch or you have evidence that the person is lying to you.
they do pay careful attention to the di- rection in which their fields are mov- ing, and they have some strong hunch- es about where they are headed in the year ahead.
So in the late spring air of Lausanne, Switzerland, it was not surprising to see him puff to a victory not yet declared, but one that he had a strong hunch that he had won.
Many have strong hunches, but a consensus can only be achieved through hard facts and rigorous analysis.
I have a few strong hunches, and I invite you to join me in reflecting on busy and its implications for the spiritual life.
Mr. Hicks said his strongest hunch was that Aon was being squeezed on fees by both its corporate clients and the insurance companies with whom it arranges coverage.
There may be no precedents -- no "rearview-mirror" data -- to validate even the strongest hunch.
But he's 75, and I have a strong non-medical hunch that some time soon, perhaps before the 2014 World Cup in Brazil, we might be told of problems with his heart or his kidneys – hey, why not Blatter's bladder?
