Sentence examples for seem to detect from inspiring English sources

Mr. Gerth and Mr. Van Natta seem to detect no angels in Mrs. Clinton's nature whatsoever, much less better ones, and the result is a one-sided figure who never quite springs to life or feels truly authentic.

QUESTION FROM JANE BRANDES: I seem to detect in your article a tendency to cast New York city, state and congressional representatives as caving in to "NIMBY" interests, after initially supporting Eric Holder's decision.

Looking back, we seem to detect clairvoyance in certain moments of apprehension, but mine were no more than pass like a chill over the heart of any parent watching his treasure asleep in bed or taking off down the road on a bicycle.

Many scholars seem to detect a centralising tendency among such courts (Watts 1998).

However, when both parameters are equally low (e.g. Beta(.5,.5)), which generates bimodal Beta distributions, the Ueda's method does not seem to detect many outliers.

A particle interpretation of QFT answers most intuitively what happens in particle scattering experiments and why we seem to detect particle trajectories.

Assessment of both CPT at 5 Hz and heat detection threshold seems to detect small-fiber neuropathy among IGT subjects.

But there's a tinge of sadness, too; an essential discontent that Bowie seemed to detect as well.

He seemed to detect in them a lack of family unity, an absence of that general harmony which all the Frasers prided themselves.

As the hearings continued, yesterday and this morning, the Democratic senators seemed to detect in Gorsuch the Republican Party they had spent their careers fighting — the old familiar opponent.

This sexually ambivalent, cape-wearing opera-lover seemed to detect in Johnny a guileless innocence that none of the others noticed, and plans to plant a paradisal garden in honour of his friend.