Sentence examples for be the inkling from inspiring English sources

And it is disturbing because as unpalatable as it may be, the inkling that America might not necessarily be the most important place in the world forever is finally sinking into our national consciousness.

What a shame for the East End that there is the inkling of a way, but no united political will.

As the plot swerves toward an almost crazy conclusion, there is the inkling of a strong, interesting idea here, about how some versions of modern religion are predicated on the systematic denial of reality, but "Salvation Boulevard" is itself too loosely tethered to the actual world to make the point with the necessary vigor or acuity.

That's the inkling Larry Foles had a year ago when the Philadelphia Eagles played at the Rams in a pivotal NFC game.

With every January signing, even if they've been found down a Latvian well, there is the inkling that this guy will be the final piece of the puzzle.

This may be the clearest inkling to both Thirsty and Lucious that she doesn't have much of case because Vernon may not be "cooperating".

We observe what appears to be the first inkling of the transition in South Africa, Mexico, the Russian Federation and China.

Could these be the first inklings of his next project?

"That was the first inkling".

So I bought it and that was the first inkling I had.

This was the first inkling that the book was destined for runaway success.