Sentence examples for inkling for from inspiring English sources

"I have an inkling for Leadsom," he said.

This year she has an inkling for retro Italian, specifically Ico Parisi, Franco Albini and Pop plexiglass figures by Gino Marotta.

According to McInnis, Inkling for Web is "probably the most sophisticated HTML5 software that has ever been written".

The website is available to all, however, so head on over if you have an inkling for one of these beauties.

'Inkling for Web' requires no Flash or other plug-ins, and is powered entirely by technologies such as HTML5, CSS and Javascript, Inkling CEO Matt McInnis said in an interview this week.

The scope of those platforms is sizable, but the web is still much bigger — the launch of Inkling for Web grows the company's investable market by 10x, McInnis said.

Before Tuesday's start, there was an undeniable inkling of concern for Santana.

If your record shows an inkling of sympathy for unionism – the cause of the Better Together campaign in the forthcoming referendum – you are apt to receive a ticking off, at best (Allan Massie, Andrew O'Hagan, Ian Rankin).

If you see art in terms of its monetary value, then surely the policy isn't crass; if, however, you have an inkling of appreciation for art as an expression of the human spirit, then crassness is as crassness does.

Your sentence tells young men that as long as they are white, show an inkling of remorse for their crime, and behave themselves during trial, they too can rape with impunity without fear of true repercussion.

Actually, there wasn't an inkling of love for him my entire football-watching career, and I was highly disturbed when I first found out he was going to be a Bill.