Sentence examples for tiny inkling from inspiring English sources

Second, it gave a tiny inkling of just what a high-wire act it is to perform all of these intensely complex and virtuosic works, and from memory – a real feat of risk and daring.

The 17 days was how long it took before they had the tiniest inkling that the authorities hadn't just given up and gone home.

Is it crazy to say that I was so captivated by the opening line of someone's dating profile that I actually had the tiniest inkling my life was about to change?

If you have even the tiniest inkling that you'll be "clinging to the shadows" in a certain area, scout out the most remote cracks and crevices to see various spots where you can hide and areas that offer excellent ways out.

Great tracts of reindeer moss, for example: tiny stars and florets and inklings of an ancient flora growing on exhausted land.

WHEN Gerald and Beatrice Barad placed four tiny cactuses on their bright Manhattan windowsill 54 years ago, they had little inkling of the adventure they were embarking upon.

"I had an inkling.

But just an inkling.

Pat Loud: No inkling.

Brandel Chamblee has an inkling.

Does he have even the slightest inkling?