Inkling in a sentence

But anyone who's spent a significant amount of time playing and studying its metas would already have an inkling on how certain decks work, and what their win conditions could be.

I might have an inkling of a barbershop I want to film in. I specifically sought out a haircut in Korea last year at a place that I wasn’t sure still existed.

Sara Rayment, who left Australian law firm Sparke Helmore to found legal services company Inkling Legal Design five years ago, says firms are already keen to explore the potential effects of generative AI.

Taoiseach Leo Varadkar belies that Sinn Féin had "more than an inkling" into Jonathan Dowdall's background.

The YouTuber insisted during the trial that he had no inkling he had scared or angered Colie during the prank - despite the delivery driver telling him to stop three times before trying to knock the phone away from his face.

With the inkling of rate cuts in the air, Wall Street traders have gone from expecting the first rate cut in June (Figure 4) to aggressively pricing in 6 rate cuts in 2024 (Figure 5).

And for young people in white homes, it was the first inkling that the social system most white South Africans treated as normal was, in fact, intolerable to those they might deem peers elsewhere.

As you might imagine, I have a bit of an inkling of how difficult that is to achieve, and I’ve got incredibly deep respect for them because not only did they do it, they did it in absolute style.

Butcher's first inkling of what happened to Becky is when he wakes up to discover the horrific scene, ultimately killing the young Supe.

Christopher Slevin, creative director for marketing agency Inkling Culture, said the message of the new ad is effectively the opposite.

Her father, Mick Rooksby, added: "When she first started playing, there was no inkling to what she was going to be like so when she qualified there were a few tears.

I had an inkling that Opus might struggle with current events questions — not just ones outside the scope of its training data.

İmamoğlu and his colleagues had an inkling that they could create Nagaoka magnetism by experimenting with single-layer sheets of atoms that could be stacked together to form an intricate moiré pattern (pronounced ).

I often find myself looking at the day-to-day world beyond this column and wondering that so many people sail along with no inkling of the pain others endure.

It’s clear early on that Harue has an inkling something isn’t right, but her condition results in her being dismissed.

Plus, there’s this inkling, with Julian’s soigné friends and ambiguous employment and the Dartmouth diploma that he never mentions but hangs framed on his bedroom wall, that wealth is part of it, somehow.

The 66-year-old said he also had an inkling of what the peach meant but was left puzzled by some of the more standard ones.

The Justice Department hasn’t yet given any inkling on how severely Google should be punished.

For another, the writing completely bent over backward to justify why these two would date each other, even when there was no previous inkling that they had any chemistry in that way.

For those who've been listening to the drumbeat of depressing coronavirus news for two months straight, the slightest inkling of good news can engender a lot of skepticism.