Sentences with phrase «little inkling»
The phrase "little inkling" means having a vague or small idea about something. It suggests only having a faint understanding or hint of something. Full definition
The trailer was entirely rendered so there's little inkling of what the game will look like, but Id studio director Tim Willets — co-designer of the original game — said that the new «Quake Champions» iteration will be a high - speed multiplayer - focused game — with unlocked framerates — capitalizing on the already - extant Quake e-sports market.
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«The problem is that while we can observe the sexual behaviour of animals, we often have little inkling about what motivates it.»
For the moment, he says, «all we're getting are little inklings.»
We already had a little inkling the upcoming BlackBerry Bold 9700 would come with a $ 199.99 2 - year commitment price tag.
But the mild frustration you feel, that little inkling at the pit of your stomach when you miss a quill or slip off a high - rise platform is palpable.
Other challenges are just hopelessly baffling and fail to provide that little inkling of what needs to be done to move on or why the task even needs to be completed.
From the time a buyer first gets a little inkling that they may want to be a buyer to when they actually buy, it could be a year or more.