Sentence examples for Detect something from inspiring English sources

The Japanese must detect something of Noh in your spare tales, I suggest when we met.

"Candidates who do that fare better than those who wait for the board to detect something".

Even here, are we meant to detect something untoward in the strainings of his rapture?

Lone actors are much harder to detect – something al-Qaida appears determined to exploit.

But in Williams's recent routines it's possible to detect something more unsettling than plain exhaustion.

Meeting most artists, you can generally detect something of their personality in the work.

He was able to detect something under a layer of what anyone else would have taken for inert mud.

But listen closely to the way he bullies the beat, hammering syllable against syllable, and you'll detect something unexpected: delight.

Even so, you don't have to wear a deerstalker and smoke a pipe to detect something awry with the exercise.

And the moment somebody can detect something, they're going to attach a number to it, and then they make a fuss about it".

And I think to the extent that it gives us a little bit extra opportunity to perhaps detect something, I think it would be good.