Sentence examples for with the inkling from inspiring English sources

With the Inkling app installed on an iPad, chapters can be downloaded from iTunes for $1.99 a go.

So it is the Turners that most affronted the stuffy Victorians, mired as they were in anecdotal sentimentality and ponderous literalism, with which we most easily identify: pictures big with prophetic courage, the inkling of an alternative life for paint.

I ignore the inkling that I have "underperformed".

Getting dark and feeling just the inkling of sleepiness?

Invariably dressed in tweed jacket, grey flannels and tie, even on holiday, he smoked a pipe and drank beer in pubs with his cronies, the "Inklings".

He followed this up with a study of the "Inklings", the literary group to which Tolkien had belonged, a book which won the Somerset Maugham Award in 1978.

It was Lewis's time with the Oxford literary group the Inklings in the late 1930s that led to the extraordinary flowering of his literary talent in the creation of Narnia.

It is not known if the film will focus on The Hobbit author's friendship with Lewis, with whom he formed a loose literary unit titled The Inklings.

When the group was most active, the Inklings held meetings twice a week, with six to eight members typically attending.

It would have helped had he been naturally appropriately ambitious or had consciously embarked on The Full Monty with an inkling of the potential enormity of its gut-level, universal appeal.

(They called themselves the Inklings).