Sentence examples for could have sensed from inspiring English sources

She had been everything to him; she could have sensed it from the way he'd been with her.

The Rover needed someone bigger and more brutish in the title role, I think, like Joel Edgerton, in whose eyes we could have sensed all the violence that is to come.

Carroll argues that PG&E was in an especially poor position to deal with the wildfires because it did not take advantage of technology that could have sensed problems in its power grid.

I wonder if my keyboard, with a little upgrade, could've sensed my incredulity as I typed this up.

Petitioner could reasonably have sensed the peril of prosecution for federal offenses ranging from obstruction to conspiracy.

If the description is treated as a Fregean singular term, however, then it is not clear what sense it could have, since sense, according to Frege, is the mode of presentation of a referent.

"I really feel like I wish I could have a sense of home.

The trip could have made sense if assurances had been given regarding the verdict.

They could have some sense of what the price of the risk should be.

I'd love to think that Park Hill could have that sense of community again".

They could have a sense of their Mexican heritage, he said, but first they were American.