Sentence examples for be sensed from a from inspiring English sources

Electric fields can only be sensed from a distance of 10 cm or so, so they're not very useful for large animals like ourselves.

While a band of Trump supporters found in their candidate a straight talking messiah and a gaggle of Hillary hopefuls sought to make presidential history, what I'm sensing from most Americans is a battle-weary exhaustion.

The image of the written text may be sensed "off-line" from a piece of paper by optical scanning (optical character recognition) or intelligent word recognition.

Variations in the amount of light reflected from the disc are sensed by a photodetector.

The output current from the PMT was sensed through a 1 V/μA linear amplifier.

But I am sensing a tectonic shift away from feminism as an assertive philosophy.

"While I don't regret that move, I guess there was a sense from a very early age that there was this other world that kind of faded," he said.

There was a sense from a couple of the carers particularly that they felt they had been "fobbed off" and that memory problems were not taken seriously by GPs.

"From a psychological standpoint there will be a sense from the people that things are heading in the right direction," he said.

There would be a sense, from watching the various pleather-y squeakers that play-fight about sports for a living on TV, that all this is Very Important.

But we do need to be diverted from a sense of meaninglessness.