Sentence examples for Good inkling from inspiring English sources
In the meantime, people had a pretty good inkling that the answer would be "yes" when Honda's luxury division Acura rolled out its own midsize SUV, the MDX, to near-universal praise in late 2000.
No, we haven't driven the E55 AMG or the SL55 AMG, but we already have a good inkling of what those cars would provide: autobahn performance that isn't really relevant in this country.
It was just an inkling, perhaps, but a significant one.
Getting dark and feeling just the inkling of sleepiness?
When asked when he first got an inkling of how good he was, he says: "I still don't know.
The general consensus seemed to be that with good ingredients and even an inkling of cooking knowledge, it would be difficult to screw these recipes up.
The ways we do so are our first inkling of what a good society should look like.
Instead, the shutdown has sent message to any good person who has a slight inkling that they might want to get into government, telling them that the system is so broken and so hopeless, they should run away from politics.
It was all really rough, but it gave us an inkling of what could be good.
My first inkling that I was in good hands was the sight of the hotel's soaring new lobby bar just inside the entrance.
