Sentence examples for with inkling from inspiring English sources

We're going to be checking with Inkling on multiple topics and we'll probably create a few markets now and again to gauge the general feeling on various things.

Occasionally Page teases us with inklings of flamboyance.

It's like Genzken to tantalize with inklings of particular import, which slip away when you try to parse them.

Teresi's narrative is thick with inklings, hints, suggestions and similarly "vague parallels" between ancient ideas and accepted modern knowledge.

Taken between 1971 and 1980, the photographs document the travels of a young artist from busy streets to barefoot beaches, with inklings of Sternfeld's now celebrated dark sense of humor, formalist experiments in color theory, and narrative tableaus.

Mr. Moll is clever, and for the first half of "Lemming" he manages to imbue ordinary goings-on with inklings of strangeness that are at once sinister and quietly comical.

Farley's restricted view confines the reader to a field of vision infected by multifarious blemishes, starting with inklings of the stroke damage in the first chapters: "a bauble of light in the darkness", "little bursts of minute crystals, rotating in the air".

HOUSTON, Jan . 21 -Border agents stopped a trailer truck for about 21 seconds at a South Texas checkpoint in 2003 with no inkling that it was packed with 74 illegal immigrants, 19 of whom subsequently died in the nation's worst smuggling disaster, the United States attorney's office said on Friday.

When a story I sent through the slush pile to The New Yorker failed to garner more than a form rejection with no inkling that there had been an iota of human contact with my work, I concluded that it must be that I wasn't a good writer and didn't have enough talent, because of course there would have been recognition for both these things if I really did.

I begin with an inkling of something on paper.

Does she always start with an inkling of tone?