Sentence examples for he sensed something from inspiring English sources

He sensed something was wrong.

"I think he sensed something," Edwards says.

But he sensed something more special going on.

Mr. Peterson said he sensed something was wrong.

Tempting to believe that he sensed something in her blood, sensibility.

These were the things that went through his mind as he sensed something bearing down on him from behind.

Even if he has sensed something might be going on, Susan thought, he won't want to know.

The fact was, as he now allowed himself to recognize, that even at their first meeting he had sensed something remarkable about her, as though she really had access to some uncommon order of knowledge and power.

But in their strange clothes and bland, self-absorbed expressions -- perhaps even in the way they smoked and crossed their legs -- he evidently sensed something foreign, and it made him contemptuous.

He should have sensed something was up when the President sweetly encouraged him to "please proceed, Governor," but nonetheless walked right onto the straw covering the staked hole.

Basically, whenever Cook sensed something that he did not like, he either did something about it or instructed one of his teammates.