Sentence examples for may detect in from inspiring English sources

Any shift the public may detect in immigration proposals advanced by Donald Trump is a figment of the imagination, top Trump surrogates said in a coordinated maneuver on Sunday.

Though this poem comes from his last collection, "High Windows" (1974), one may detect in that final line of the stanza the abiding influence of W. B. Yeats as list maker.

As for the element of truth which is obscurely at work in this distinction between logical form and metaphorical form, dialectic and rhetoric, we may detect in it the need of a science of aesthetics side by side with that of logic; but it was a mistake to try to distinguish the two sciences within the sphere of expression which belongs to one of them alone.

This study was designed to create an updated training program on epilepsy to solve whatever problems that general neurologists may detect in patients during consults.

Unlike Pericles, he was speaking in the midst of a civil war, not a war between rival states, and this partly explains the note of self-doubt that we may detect in Lincoln when we compare the two speeches.

Ultrasound may be a screening tool for clubfoot or camptodactyly and fetal echocardiograms may detect in utero aortic dilation, but these are not diagnostic.

PAUL MULDOON: I'd imagine that, insofar as one may detect tendencies in such a various field, the idiom has tended to be more and more demotic.

Performance measures may detect changes in physical function that self-report measures do not.

Hence, the approach may detect differences in the active oncogenic mechanisms that may help to optimize the therapy for each patient individually.

You may detect preservatives, in which case you should then try to find a organic sultana.

Some viewers may detect Photoshop manipulations in the topographical banding and in the crystalline sky patterns.