Sentence examples for sense a weakness from inspiring English sources

Once the Nets' lead began to grow, Kidd seemed to sense a weakness and attacked.

They include a major effort to teach AI programs common sense, a weakness that often causes today's systems to fail.

The opposition sense a weakness in the Bunnies at present and this week the Raiders, impressive in recent weeks, have a chance for an upset.

Twice, Mike seemed to sense a weakness and nailed a return low toward Ball at the net, who then floated a volley wide.

When he senses a weakness in his opponent, however small, he competes with an unflagging optimism, an almost limitless self-belief.

As if sensing a weakness, Kaboré drifted right and he and the substitute Wilfried Sanou tormented Echiéjilé's replacement, Juwon Oshaniwa.

It meant that for the next 4km the two Brownlees ran shoulder to shoulder, taking it in turns to lead, watching and wondering until Alistair sensed a weakness – and struck.

But in the meantime, teams such as Southampton will, rightly or wrongly, come to Old Trafford sensing a weakness.

"People like it when he explains a problem but not what he does about the problem". Sensing a weakness, Rosales, 52, and Borges, 36, slammed Chavez's foreign giveaways as they campaigned last week.

He says he has no heroes, and he doesn't believe in leaders.This refusal to talk about political motives is in one sense a great weakness, because it amounts to a refusal to take seriously the difference between Administrations, or even between countries, and is by extension a refusal to consider the possibility, short of revolution, of significant political change.

Milan director Umberto Gandini is also looking forward to the match, but senses a potential weakness in the Gunners this season compared to their previous meeting.