Sentence examples for an inkling of something from inspiring English sources

I begin with an inkling of something on paper.

"You know you have an inkling of something there that you want and you have to stick with it a little longer time before you find it".

"To do anything that has an inkling of potentially damaging something that we know is a solid program that works would be mismanagement," said Alan Hirmes, senior managing director of the Related Capital Company in New York, which sells the credits to companies.

My first inkling of something new in the air in French cinema came two years ago, while reading an interview with the young director Guillaume Brac in Libération.

Now it's Chinese and Arabic". Her Italian last name, acquired from her ex-husband, offers an inkling of how the neighborhood's Scandinavian flavor has blended into something more ethnically mixed.

They told me it was "complicated", something I'd already got half an inkling of.

Perhaps the definition of beauty is this essential excess — the inseparability from an inkling of luxury, whether in actual sumptuousness or in the tastes of its creators — and this would explain something of the politics of criticism.

He also had an inkling of Flood's future plans.

Neither name "gave an inkling of character," Doyle later recalled.

"They don't have an inkling of our lifestyle here".

Does she always start with an inkling of tone?