Sentence examples for detect a sense from inspiring English sources

Did I detect a sense of satisfaction?

But still, it is hard to detect a sense of optimism.

I started to detect a sense of 'if you're voting leave, are you associating yourself with that?'.

Looking down the list it is also possible to detect a sense of clear-eyed purpose not always conspicuous when England travel to the southern hemisphere at the end of a long, hard season.

Mr. Carax said he never rewatches his films, but it is not hard to detect a sense of mourning when he talks about them, given the degree to which they now stand for old relationships and lost friends.

But it is also possible to detect a sense of pique that China is willing to do things (like going to the moon, and even just having a space programme that can put humans into orbit) which America, at the moment, can't.Ultimately, manned space flight is futile.

O'Shea acknowledges that "the date Jan 20th is etched in our memory" and Botica already detects a sense of steely purpose in the dressing-room.

Simon Tay, an unaffiliated nominated member of parliament, detects "a sense of tentative change, and of government seeking to manage social change".

Rufus Griscom, a founder of nerve.com, the erotica Web site, said he detected a sense in the audience of "young people coming to terms with their own sexual prejudices".

She detected a sense that Labour had exploited this too much, leading to the unusual sight and sound of younger members of such families persuading their elder relatives to vote Respect.

Whilst born of frustration – one detects a sense of panic even in Rusbridger's language – targeting high profile investors for divestment from fossil fuel companies is "feel-good" campaigning.