Sentence examples for inkling of whether from inspiring English sources

Now, Chevron will get an inkling of whether its new strategy is working as the city weighs the company's plans to rebuild a critical unit damaged in a major fire in August.

However, for the vast majority of adults who feel perfectly well and have no inkling of whether heart disease lies in their future, aspirin's benefits are far less clear-cut.

Perhaps the definition of beauty is this essential excess — the inseparability from an inkling of luxury, whether in actual sumptuousness or in the tastes of its creators — and this would explain something of the politics of criticism.

But the question that Buchanan is really asking isn't whether the filmmakers made things up, but whether, in the runup to their trip, they knew more about the people they were visiting in Michigan than they let on — in other words, whether they had an inkling of who they would in fact find there, or fabricated the suspense of what awaits them there for the sake of drama.

We don't know yet whether the authorities had any prior inkling of his conversion to radical Islam.

I wonder whether anyone on hand during preproduction or the shoot had an inkling of the offensiveness of the script or the depictions — and, if so, why they either said nothing or went unheeded.

Any inkling of the table talk: priceless.

I begin with an inkling of something on paper.

He also had an inkling of Flood's future plans.

Did he have any inkling of Hoffman's death?

"There is no inkling of a terrorist threat.