Sentence examples for I would sense from inspiring English sources

If I were up this close I would sense that that was not the way to see it in its best.

Senator Mark Warner of Virginia, 54, replaced 81-year-old John W. Warner; Senator Mark Begich of Alaska, 46, took the seat held by Ted Stevens, 85. "It has a feeling I didn't necessarily think I would sense of the younger people reflective of where I think the country is," said Senator Mark Udall, 58, a newly elected Democrat from Colorado.

I would sense that it will naturally happen again.

And after just a few minutes of writing, I would sense their unique personality.

I never thought I would sense a generational gap, because, last time I checked, I was swimming in that gap and my mom was yelling at me for coming back home too late.

"I'd sense weakness in someone else and intimidate them.

I wanted to get better at something; it had been a long time since I'd sensed that.

I had seen him with his wife, Laurie, in the city recently, and I'd sensed that he was ill.

For years I'd sensed an ongoing, hard‑to-pin-down loss of many of the things I felt made my country distinctive.

Breezing up steep inclines and whistling through sharp curves, at once anchored to the road and light as a blown leaf — those few minutes confirmed everything I'd sensed the moment I first saw the car.

It was equally difficult for me to erase the whispers I'd sensed behind my back while I opted to work with her at home, with three professionals, rather than place her in a clinic.