Sentence examples for inkling how much from inspiring English sources
That was the year I became a critic; I had no inkling how much stage nakedness awaited me.
When a conservation group censors itself on behalf of the interests it should be confronting, you get an inkling of how much trouble we're in.
By now many readers have at least an inkling of how much misunderstanding has surrounded the ideas of the German philosopher Friedrich Nietzsche (1844-1900), whashas been blamed for everything from killing God to advocating nihilism to inspiring Nazism with his promotion of the Ubermensch and "the will to power".
Does Mr. Isherwood have even the first inkling of how much study, work and artfulness go into recreating the sound, technique and feel of Ringo Starr's idiosyncratic beats and fills?
After the rest of the family has gone to bed, John rifles through scholarly journals and trawls the Internet, searching for some inkling of a cure and wondering how much time Megan and Patrick have left.
Varied telescope models are pointed at projected images that give some inkling of how little Galileo could actually see, and how much his mind was required as well as his eyes.
How much is quoter, how much quotee?
But how much longer, how much longer?
