Sentence examples for some inkling that from inspiring English sources

"We had some inkling that he would say yes because his father had used it," he said.

Surely she had some inkling that it isn't love, and that he is unlikely to be feeling it either.

The argument went that surely Microsoft would never have taken that particular step without some inkling that Sony would, to an extent, follow suit.

Observing her, he realized that she must know where she was, and he believed that she must have some inkling that she was not going back to her own house.

But for pre-Darwinians who realized that many creatures too big to be overlooked were nowhere in the story of Creation and who were gleaning some inkling that species begat other species, it was trickier.

We'd had some inkling that she wanted to move to a different city, but I share parental responsibility for Charlie: those sorts of decisions, and changing schools, can't happen if I don't agree".

It's worth noting that I remain a skeptic that Microsoft can truly make this change, until proven otherwise, but I'm impressed to see at least some inklings that this old dog maybe could learn some new tricks.

I always had an inkling that Lacienega seemed a little bit not-straight.

When you were playing it, did you have any inkling that would happen?

Certainly Cassie, the protagonist of Tuesday night's episode of "Catfish: The TV Show," had an inkling that at some point during filming of the show, which tries to unite people with the online loves they've never met but who almost always prove to be shams, she'd be reduced to admitting that she'd been had.

The problem, then, was not that the army knew about his escapades (although it might have had some inkling), but that it was not powerful enough to clamp down on him or contend with the public anger afterward.