Sentence examples for inkling of fear from inspiring English sources

In a contemplative moment with Lizzie ( "It's easy to forget the chaos and darkness when nature lies so close…") we saw an inkling of fear – of the outside coming in, of the interloper who arrives and ruins everything.

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

Things to look for include whether the other person already seems to have an inkling that something bad is up, the presence of fear, anxiety, or worry, and whether or not this news is going to come from "out of the blue" (like a death in a car accident) or is something inevitable although not yet faced (like failure of a cancer treatment ).

Analysis: Asymmetry of fear.

Two generations have grown up without an inkling of famine or even shortages, thinking that the worst we had to fear was a bureaucrat messing with the curve of our bananas.

Committed to politeness and the best of all possible worlds, Jerry has no inkling of his own wickedness — no words to put it in — and not the slightest fear that his idiotic scheme might fail.

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.

Any inkling of the table talk: priceless.