Sentence examples for inkling as from inspiring English sources

They even have some inkling as to the "how" of ageing, the biochemical processes which may trigger these cellular phenomena.

It captures all the pure, absolute, wonderful devotion of the Springsteen fan, and offers some inkling as to why this artist means so much to so many.

There is nothing in the Panama Papers to suggest that, at this time, Mossack had any inkling as to who owned Feberion or what it was up to.

As well as recently branding his new record Waves - formerly known as SWISH - "the greatest album of all time", he has now provided fans with another inkling as to what to expect when the LP finally drops in February.

Waugh never walked and in his 2005 autobiography he even expressed his admiration for his erstwhile colleague Dean Jones as "the best non-walker I've ever seen because his reaction never gave any inkling as to his guilt.

Towards the end of his set, Skinner gave an inkling as to the motivation behind the show, when he told a story about weaving the same deliberate mistake into one of his sets for 40 nights running, because it got a laugh.

Seldom have so many wanted so badly that so much be taken from their bank accounts with so few inklings as to what for, when, and where – let alone how to pay for those blasted Olympics tickets.

I mean, those are things that you get an inkling of as you go along, but nothing is written before we jump into it.

On University Challenge, it came down to whoever got an inkling of the answer as soon as Jeremy Paxman started talking and buzzed – that gets you 10 points.

We would have as little inkling of the limitations of our consciousness as other animals do of their own.

The inkling gets stronger as you enter the building, and find that the Samsung booth is about as big as a mall.