Sentence examples for although I detected from inspiring English sources

In the UK the number of positive humanitarian stories across the three newspapers studied also increased, but were fewer (although I detected a genuine change of heart at the time).

My beige buckskin shoes seem to have come away unscathed by mud or wet grass (although I detected an onion dip stain), and my shirt wasn't sticking wetly to my back.

With snug booths, dark wood paneling and bright tiles, this tavern-cafe provides an easy entrance into the delights of the empanada, the specialty here being those from San Juan Province with green olives, hard-cooked eggs and, it is said, a touch of tomato, although I detected none.

The proceedings were lightly sauced, although I detected the sweet tang of tomato somewhere in there.

Downing Street has been careful not to criticise Johnson's judgment, although I detect from aides irritation with his habit of aggravating delicate situations with colourful phrases.

And although I detect an element of sarcasm in my wife's comments when I get home – "bloody hell, it's Scott Walker!" – it's undeniable that a whole range of previously unattainable baritone notes has been opened up to me.

Although Posner was unfailingly polite, I detected an edge of anger in his comments about the economics profession and its embrace of such patently unrealistic theories.

Another recent study showed that a twice-weekly class led to significant increases in the endurance of muscles in the abdomen and upper body, although it detected no improvements in posture or balance.

Although it detects things that CT and M.R.I. do not, PET has had trouble being accepted as a routine procedure eligible for insurance reimbursement.

Although I can't detect much difference in texture, the paste has combined better with the avocados, which gives the guacamole a more harmoniously spicy, well-rounded flavour.

"The BBC commentators were apologising profusely for Andy Murray's use of some fruity language in the last set, although I couldn't detect it myself," writes Mark Judd.