Sentence examples for one inkling from inspiring English sources

But his narrative is bafflingly restless, bolting from one inkling of dramatic possibility to the next.

One inkling of positive news: U.S. commercial property prices rose 4.1% in December, the biggest monthly jump on record and the second straight month of gains, after a dizzying 40% drop from the 2007 peak, according to Moody's.

"Next year is the one and I am only going to do it if I really want to do it and if I have one inkling over the next couple of weeks that it's not the right thing for me then I will quit but now it's 100% commitment".

"In retrospect, we might have put a big asterisk on this thing, but no one had any inkling that this would come about," John Roush, the president of Centre College, said in an interview.

No one on Gourmet's staff, not even Reichl, had an inkling that the magazine would close.

When they met, neither one had any inkling that they would one day wish to intertwine their lives.

Yet what no one has any inkling of is what he gets up to behind closed doors.

No one had an inkling of his double life: corporate man during the day, subversive bomber by night.

That's partly because a dozen years in power tends to tarnish: when the home secretary's husband charges the taxpayer for the porn he watches, one gets an inkling that a government's time is up.

Only infected animals would need to be slaughtered and there would be no justification for banning the export of cattle that had been shown to be infection-free.More pertinent to the question of human health is that no one has an inkling about how nvCJD might be cured.

Before Milnor, no one had any inkling that this restriction made any difference; for spaces of three dimensions or fewer, it does not.