With a brother already working as a trader in the City, he had an inkling of another, off court, world.
It might give us an inkling into another form of human intelligence, or of different ways of thinking' (Church and Regis 2012).
This time, the slightest inkling of another threat brings about widespread panic.
Now, nearly 25 years later (her 42nd birthday is on Christmas Day), she is raising another musician whose initial inkling is to play music, not sing it.
Thanks to Bernard's keen study of flight schedules and the efficiency of his grumbling Gallic housekeeper, Berthe (Ms. Baranski), his three mistresses have no inkling of one another's existences.
As to Apple, the CEO drew another Apples-to-Inklings comparison, saying iBooks is more akin to iMovie, whereas Inkling thinks Habitat is more like Final Cut Pro.
(UPDATE: Another question is if Sawers had an inkling, when he spoke, about today's airline threat; the intelligence on it began to come in yesterday, apparently).
As a critic opposing capital punishment, I find an inkling of comfort knowing that another moral mind has voiced its discontent with the barbaric and contentiously evolving methods used in executions.
Another problem that AAUP is "getting an inkling of," according to Curtis, are family-friendly policies that no one knows about.
Another is Kenneth Jones of Baltimore, whose first inkling of money trouble came as a rumor around the office: "Reduction in forces, people called it".
