Sentence examples for detects a sense of from inspiring English sources

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.

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.

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

Did I detect a sense of satisfaction?

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

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

"If you can detect a sense of irony in an 11-year-old, then you know they are clever," he said.

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.

David Blankenhorn, an opponent of casino gambling and the founder of the Institute for American Values, said he detected "a sense of weariness and inevitability" among liberal groups that might be opposed to casinos, but were wary of taking on Mr. Cuomo.

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.

Dr. Karen Filkins, a professor of clinical medicine at the University of California at Irvine and an expert in teratology, the study of the processes leading to abnormal development and birth defects, said that she has detected a sense of unnecessary panic from the pregnant population.