Sentence examples for sensed a certain from inspiring English sources

But like other transsexuals, he always sensed a certain confusion.

He said he suddenly sensed "a certain frisson" between them.

Mr. Silbermann said he sensed a certain end-time mood almost immediately after joining the show in 2007.

He said that such open displays of animosity had been rare, though he sensed a certain suspiciousness about him on the street.

I think, though, that even if I had no previous knowledge of "Porgy and Bess," I might have sensed a certain absence in Diane Paulus's interpretation.

"As an avid Fiver receiver and step-by-step follower I have sensed a certain amount of romance in the air".

You sense a certain flair for diplomacy.

Do I sense a certain nostalgia for the days when that was unusual?

Podhoretz wasn't wrong to sense a certain nobility in standing up for "one's own".

When the elections finally took place the political class could sense a certain degree of cynicism.

But I'm sensing a certain complacency among my fan base.