Sentence examples for detect love from inspiring English sources

But they showed men were also conscious of strong upper body movements - making it easier to detect "love rivals".

If we understand the signs and symptoms of depression, we may detect our loved one is depressed before she/he knows it.

In 1748 at Commercy, where he had joined the court of Stanisław (the former king of Poland), he detected the love affair of Mme du Châtelet and the poet Saint-Lambert, a slightly ludicrous passion that ended tragically.

But these claims were musical in nature, and you didn't have to endorse (or even detect) them to love the music.

"I'm a committed suffragette who has been to a few Fabian meetings with the Webbs," she declared, hoping Capes would not detect the Higher Love his presence inspired in her.

ASHINGTON -- The government failed to promptly detect the devastating "Love Bug" virus and warn federal agencies, resulting in substantial damage to agencies' computer systems and files, congressional investigators testified Thursday.

But on a lovely warm afternoon yesterday, aside from the statue of Johnny U outside the handsome new stadium and one fan wearing a purple Unitas No. 19 shirt, it was hard for the naked eye to detect the ancient love affair with the Colts, long gone to Indianapolis.

Lead researcher Dr Nick Neave said: "Although it is traditionally thought that signals given off by men when they dance have been designed - like animal mating displays - to be interpreted as clues of their physical attributes to the opposite sex, it seems that heterosexual men are also making use of these signals, presumably to detect a potential love rival.

The olfactory receptors on the antennae of marine crabs detect soluble, water-loving molecules.

We would also love to detect gravitational waves from the merger of two neutron stars.

(Scalia recommends doing "a little computer research" to detect a judge's love for fly-fishing or fine wines).