Sentence examples for correctly sense from inspiring English sources

Most of the cases in which drivers voluntarily took control of the car involved "perception discrepancy," or when the car's sensors did not correctly sense an object such as overhanging tree branches, Google said.

Yet offenders correctly sense most underlings will not scream bloody murder on the first sexual innuendo or joke they tell, and unfortunately not even on the fourth or fifth.

In regions 2 to 7, the cells significantly projected in the correct direction in three separate trials (Fig. 2B), thus indicating that the cells can correctly sense the gradient.

But the public correctly sensed something disingenuous about Mr. Romney's campaign.

He was intercepted and briefly detained by police officers, who perhaps correctly sensed Mr. Chino's air of unpredictability.

It is a walk that Frears correctly senses is best seen from the rear, at the head of a bobbing train of corgis.

Correctly sensing that this stalemate cannot continue much longer without undermining the entire peace scheme, Mr. Clinton has proposed a fair withdrawal plan of his own.

Val correctly senses that Doc has been instructed by a vengeful mob boss (Mark Margolis) to kill him within 24 hours of his release.

One correctly senses that when he was the carousing Prince Hal, bosom friend to Falstaff, the role was never more than the consciously adopted disguise for the king who was to be.

There's certainly a whopper of a documentary to be made from Jackson's extraordinary, many-tiered personal downfall but Lee, as both a film-maker and a devotee, correctly senses that his stardom wouldn't get a fair shake in such a study.

Although a popular man, he was nevertheless somewhat vulnerable to the charge "Russell's in Brussels" and correctly sensed that, even despite the fame of his name, he might have lost the seat in 1997 - when it was won by the Labour candidate.