Sentence examples for I detected something from inspiring English sources

"Immediately, when I walked into the place, I detected something could happen," he said.

But even at that age, I detected something was going on.

In that moment, as our hands shook, I detected something in the glint of his eye: disillusionment, as real and pure as disillusionment can get.

"I suppose it is," he said — and I detected something in his voice, more of a drift than a slur, that suggested he might be on something.

As we walked around admiring the many gleaming sword blades, fantastic helmets and braided suits of iron armor, I detected something unfamiliar in the air, at least in this museum.

In the friend's words, however, I detected something deeper that was simultaneously refreshing and heartbreaking.

I detect something like it in Lisa Sigal's constructions of raw and painted wallboard and plaster, doors, and lighted enclosures, with irregular panels of Daniel Buren-like painted stripes.

I detect something megalomaniac in people sitting about in offices far from classrooms laying down instructions for what tens of thousands of students will read and be examined on.

The restlessness of movies fed the "virus of restlessness" which Steinbeck detected in the American people in the 1930's, a people who devoured maps as if they were magazines and in whose eyes he detected "something I was to see over and over in every part of the nation -- a burning desire to go, to move, to get under way, anyplace, away from any Here".

But some researchers have detected something else going on.

They somehow detected something in Raymond worthy of investigating.