"Inkling" Example Sentences
1. I have an inkling that we'll run into problems with this plan.
2. The detective had an inkling that the suspect was lying.
3. The inkling I had turned out to be correct.
4. Based on just a few clues, she had an inkling of what was really going on.
5. Do you have any inkling of when they might arrive?
6. I didn't have the slightest inkling he was planning a surprise party.
7. Without any inkling of trouble ahead, we marched happily on.
8. Just an inkling of suspicion was enough for him to investigate further.
9. His latest project stemmed from just an inkling of an idea.
10. I barely had an inkling she liked me until she finally asked me out.
11. She didn't even have an inkling such danger existed.
12. The band started with just an inkling of a melodic hook.
13. Without any inkling of warning, the earthquake hit.
14. There was barely an inkling of a breeze that day.
15. I had never had even an inkling of interest in that subject before.
16. His inkling proved right when the plane crashed.
17. My inkling was wrong that time.
18. She followed her inkling and it led her to a big discovery.
19. They came up with the idea from just an inkling of inspiration.
20. She went with her inkling and put in her two weeks notice.
21. I had an inkling they wouldn't make it as a couple.
22. Based on a faint inkling, he invested in the company.
23. She had only the inkling of a memory of that place from her childhood.
24. The slight inkling turned out to be correct.
25. I gave him an inkling of what I was thinking.
26. My inkling did not prepare me for the horror I saw.
27. A slight inkling was all it took for him to pursue the truth.
28. Without even an inkling of doubt, she followed her instincts.
29. I didn't have even an inkling you felt that way.
30. My inkling was wrong this time.
31. The inkling grew into a solid theory.
32. The faintest inkling became an important clue.
33. With only an inkling of what lay ahead, we bravely went forward.
34. From just an inkling he developed a fully formed theory.
35. The inkling he ignored turned out to be right.
36. Based on just an inkling, she invented a remarkable device.
37. My inkling proved true in the end.
38. From that slight inkling came a bestselling novel.
39. He followed his inkling and made a fortune.
40. The slight inkling grew into a full conviction.
41. The inkling gained substance the more he investigated.
42. From a faint inkling came a groundbreaking discovery.
43. The inkling started as a nagging suspicion.
44. His inkling gave herpause.
45. The slightest inkling became an irresistible pull.
46. That faint inkling got her thinking.
47. The inkling turned into a full certainty.
48. My inkling was spot on this time.
49. He followed his inkling even though others tried to dissuade him.
50. The faintest inkling became an obsession.
51. An inkling is all it takes to start me wondering.
52. The inkling proved fruitful.
53. I should have followed my inkling instead of doubting myself.
54. Her inkling blossomed into an unignorable truth.
55. The inkling turned out to have validity.
56. I didn't have even an inkling of your motivation.
57. That inkling became an all-consuming passion.
58. An inkling gave her the courage to proceed.
59. Her inkling blossomed into a wonderful idea.
60. The inkling just wouldn't leave her alone.
Common Phases
1. Have an
inkling - To have a slight feeling or suspicion.
Example: I have an
inkling it might rain today.
2. Give someone an
inkling- To hint or suggest something to someone.
Example: I gave him an
inkling I wasn't happy in the relationship.
3. Not have an
inkling - To have no knowledge or suspicion about something.
Example: I didn't have an
inkling she wasn't who she said she was.
4. The slightest/faintest
inkling - A very small feeling or suspicion.
Example: I had the faintest
inkling something was wrong.
5. Follow one's
inkling - To act on one's feeling or gut instinct.
Example: She followed her
inkling and quit her job.
6. Have an
inkling of - To have some knowledge or idea of.
Example: I have an
inkling of what you're talking about.
7.
Inkling proves/turns out to be correct/right - When one's suspicion was accurate.
Example: Her
inkling proved correct when they found evidence of theft.
8. My
inkling was wrong - When one's suspicion or feeling was inaccurate.
Example: My
inkling was wrong, and it turned out they were telling the truth.
9. Barely/Just an
inkling - A very slight feeling or hint.
Example: I barely had an
inkling something was off.
10. Gain substance - To become more distinct or apparent.
Example: Her
inkling gained substance the longer she thought about it.