Sentence examples for merest inkling from inspiring English sources

What they lacked - or what there was no room for - was the merest inkling of everything that gave it value, that made it, uniquely, itself.

Lavinia has done such a good job of erasing any signs of her past that both daughters' ears start burning at the merest inkling that their mother wasn't always a perfect lady.

Everyone who has ever had even an ounce of curiosity or the merest inkling of wonder knows the answer: We have to go; we have to explore.

Taken straight from the soundboard at Brilliant Corners last month, this is an essential listen for anyone with even the merest inkling of interest in, well, music.

While theorists at the time that Kant was writing were prepared to consider the possibility that present-day species evolved out of earlier and more primitive forms of life — and even out of mere matter as such — they had no inkling of Darwin's theory of natural selection, nor of Mendel's laws of inheritance.

"I had an inkling.

But just an inkling.

Pat Loud: No inkling.

Brandel Chamblee has an inkling.

Does he have even the slightest inkling?

Any inkling of the table talk: priceless.