inkling的示例

• This might lead us to conclude that in another millennium there will be important concepts that we have no inkling of now.

• It is the back cover, however, that contains the first inkling of her tale.

• Some in the media seem to have some inkling of these inequalities, though they show little critical thought about the situation.

• This is because in order to understand what these words mean, the child needs some inkling of the meanings of the common nouns that surround them.

• However, when we began these experiments we had no inkling of the wide variation that exists in normal animals, so we did not adopt this approach.

• It will be used and used again by generations of researchers, who probably will have no inkling of how much time, dedication and work was needed to compile it.

• In any case; it is in the work of others who have no inkling of the true spirit of fugue and the true essence of counterpoint.

• I had no inkling of just how true that is.

• I have no doubt that our naval authorities have some inkling.

• I invite him to intervene to give us an inkling about that policy.

• They have not given us the faintest inkling to-night of what their policy is to be.

• It is almost impossible to believe that the administration had no inkling of what was going on.

• I had to read it five times to get any inkling of its meaning.

• We have got an inkling of the facts about production; we have no inkling as to the facts about distribution.

• He does not seem to have an inkling of the axiom that every single year must pay for itself and not for any other year.