Sentence examples for a small inkling of from inspiring English sources

He explained the episode, and countless others in his novels, as theology and sacrament, something that gave a small inkling of what the love of God was like.

That is a significant change and one that the first IPCC assessment report in 1990 had little inkling of.

Winton recalls swimming as a boy in "a shoal of salmon beneath a halo of diving birds", noting that it was "hard for even the most dull-witted boy to ignore the inkling that you're a small part of a larger process".

It was Planck himself who first had an inkling of a smallest possible size.

It's too large a flaw, and a little imagination can recover an inkling of the original effect.

The Guggenheim show gives us an inkling of af Klint's parallel lives, following "The Ten Largest" bombshell with a small display of conventional but solid portraits, watercolors of plants and one landscape painting, primarily from the 1890s.

IT IS not quite a trend, more an inkling of change.

"It is just a feel, just an inkling of where he is at in his life," said the Reds boss.

Most people by now may recall a moment of clarity, an inkling of doom.

"By then, I had a strong inkling of why I would want to go there," he said with a laugh.

Was this a first inkling of moderation or merely his legendary pragmatism in action?