Sentence examples for quickly sense from inspiring English sources

People quickly sense what the issues that really concern you are.

We quickly sense who is and isn't up to a more demanding role.

In Owen's hangdog, half-snarling expression, we quickly sense a man who has had just about enough of life.

Four budding artists from the class of 2009 meet me in a lecture room and I quickly sense that everything has changed for this generation.

You learn to feel an order to the world, like understanding how to move with traffic, and quickly sense when something is amiss".

When you read the dispatches from Iraq, or the online diaries many soldiers keep, or the e-mail they send home, you quickly sense how hard it is to commute between these two universes.

She quickly senses his concern.

The former Enfield and Boreham Wood player was warned about Glasgow but quickly sensed unwarranted scare stories.

Tony Blair, in contrast, quickly sensed the public mood and rode it with a tearful (and carefully prepared) speech.

It wasn't, you quickly sensed, just about two bands, it was something deeper than that – something guttural.

They were rampant, breaking at speed and quickly sensing that the team that began the day at the top of the league were there for the taking.