We're doing the best we can, while at the same time we have an inkling that our kids may need therapy later.
Anyone who has been through the same pedagogical process will have an inkling what he meant.
He never endorsed same-sex marriage, but he gave no inkling that he'd swerve rightward to the positions he articulated during the Republican primaries and currently holds.
"I think I had an inkling [that Jamie] was part of the same thing I see myself as," says Russell. "A bit of a continuum of pirate radio-influenced music [Russell began his career as a pirate radio DJ, before recording and remixing rave tracks under the names Kicks Like a Mule and the Valentine Boys].
Kids often sacrifice sleep, money, and free-time to pursue even the vaguest inkling of a dream, and the only way to recapture that same sense of passion is by doing the same as an adult.
That same year, The Prodigy sang "Smack My Bitch Up," and any inkling of dance music's gay roots were all but erased.
Ms. Garrett and Mr. Mettler were in the same drama class taught by Ms. Pitman, who back then had no inkling of her students' budding romance.
It was also the first inkling that South Africans might not regard the Big Mac with the same reverence that Americans do.Too much spiceOver the years, South Africa's fast-food industry had developed half-a-dozen strong brands.
Indeed, years may pass before a mother has an inkling -- let alone hard evidence -- that others in the same job have been paid more than she.
Interact more regularly so that you get an inkling of the world around you and people coping with the same problems.
