Sentence examples for The only inkling from inspiring English sources
The only inkling of warmth and humanity in Coriolanus's soul comes from his enthusiastic and public expression of love for his wife.
We know iPhone OS 4 is in the pipes, and I imagine this little nugget of information is far from the only inklings we'll have of new iPhone features over the next few months.
Cold Specks The witchy, quavering voice of the Canadian songwriter who calls herself Al Spx and records as Cold Specks, and the gentle acoustic fingerpicking that accompanies it at first, are only inklings of how eerie her album, "I Predict a Graceful Expulsion" (Mute/EMI), grows as it unfolds.
Walker faked to his left, then threw the ball hard off the backboard and — since he was the only player who had any inkling of what was happening — grabbed the carom and flipped it in from about 4 feet.
Xerox did not initially have a grand strategy for entering the computing business, only an inkling that the data processing world was both an opportunity and a potential threat.
In reality, Allison had had no inkling but said the only shock was how little the news perturbed her.
Actually, maybe, I won't do this.'" Kate then began to have an inkling that she was not the only girl targeted.
Kids often sacrifice sleep, money, and free-time to pursue even the vaguest inkling of a dream, and the only way to recapture that same sense of passion is by doing the same as an adult.
The only potential bias would be if women had an inkling that they would test positive or negative prior to coming forward.
The LCROSS results give only an inkling of where the water might have come from.
As the only other home-grown Liverpool captain to lift the European Cup, Phil Thompson has more than an inkling about how Steven Gerrard is feeling today.
