Sentence examples for sense from him from inspiring English sources

"I got that sense from him.

"I got the sense from him that anything goes and nothing is sacred," Mr. Grossberg said.

You just get this sense from him: 'Trust me, because I trust you.' It's always about giving more, more, more".

Though Norman is devoted to his work, you also sense from him the absence of ego that is necessary to be part of the trial-and-error feature animation process.

"He would tell me only where it came from, not where it was made, and I sensed from him that it was vaguely disreputable that a priest would do such a thing".

And you go: "Shut up! You're plucking out a kid's eye and taking away a sense organ from him.

Farris said that Yusor and Deah had been afraid of Hicks, and that they had previously discussed reporting him to the police, and that both Yusor and her mother – who wore headscarfs – had sensed hostility from him based on their religious attire.

Gary Keedy's move south from Lancashire made sense for him and for The Oval dressing room after its traumatic 2012, but it didn't feel quite right to fans – Keedy is a Lanky man, even if he was born on the wrong side of the border.

My sense from talking to him last week was that he has now made his piece with the bill, and he sees his involvement as pretty much over.

"I get a real sense from talking to him that he's not doing this maliciously, so to speak," said John Doyle, vice president for government affairs at the Real Estate Board of New York.

In that sense, I didn't get a great sense of radicalism from him.