Sentence examples for the same inkling from inspiring English sources

He doesn't quite accuse them of being fascists, but notes that their buildings exude the same "inkling of mortality", standing as cold temples of "ethically sourced spa rub and enforcement grade nuclear butter pamper, which assure a calm ride to the other side".

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.

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.

The fact that the same results were observed with various genera of coral and algae "provide[s] an inkling that this could be fairly general" in many ocean habitats, says marine ecologist Drew Harvell of Cornell University in Ithaca, New York.

Mr Blair's last-ditch, Clintonian bounce in the polls may be another indicator of a faint realism about the state of the nation.But these inklings tend to be submerged in the mud of disgruntlement: the same public is convinced that, in general, the NHS is a wreck.

Mr Boorstin hoped to do the same, priding himself that he had never done a doctorate in history and had no inkling of the rules he was meant to follow.

"We didn't have any inkling that things were going to change, or that we might not have the same kind of access".