Sentence examples for sense nothing from inspiring English sources

In one sense, nothing.

In a sense, nothing much.

Mr. Wright seemed to sense nothing wrong.

So in a sense nothing is ever lost".

And, in this sense, nothing really changed between the Soviet period and now.

"In a sense, nothing has changed fundamentally," said Giancarlo Corsetti, a professor of macroeconomics at the University of Cambridge.

Everything we think and know comes through the senses; nothing is innate.

He apparently sensed nothing wrong and agreed to sit down for an interview.

This is against his father's wishes, who senses nothing good will come of the association.

An economic disaster was under way, but I sensed nothing amiss.

But the EE-Biz investors sensed nothing wrong, and forwarded several hundred thousand dollars.