Sentence examples for an inkling why from inspiring English sources

I had an inkling why after I asked if I could see her tongue.

Nobody realized how well-known she once had been, or had any inkling why her 1947 marriage to an industrial engineer had ended.

Do you have any inkling why the table macro is problematic?

I think I might have a small inkling why we are being excluded (because my husband doesn't get along with some people in the group and may have offended them) but since I shouldn't assume and no one will say anything, I am left in this predicament.

SHE said she had an inkling of why he did not like the doctors' union.

Nothing like that had turned up, and, having scrutinized Cohen and his background, the prosecutors had an inkling about why.

For all that, there was enough in Sancho's first half to provide an inkling of why he is such a fascinating figure.

But the four courses that made up the demo version of the game we played at E3 gave an inkling of why Mario Kart 3D hasn't arrived yet.

I also have an inkling of why some work assignments took longer for her to complete.

However, I think that you have more than an inkling about why you and your husband weren't invited to the party; you have said that he doesn't get along with some of the other people there.

And that, the authors note, raises a huge question: "Why is support for race-targeted aid decreasing during a period in which the black-white wage gap has stagnated?" Because of this paper, we know more about who is decreasing their support for reducing inequality and have an inkling of why.