Sentence examples for sensing anger from inspiring English sources

Sensing anger, the candy-bar magnate Walter Harvey would likely have pulled his funding from the league.

Many Republican leaders, sensing anger at Albany and incumbent politicians in general, had seen the former mayor as the strongest potential candidate for governor or for Senate in 2010.

Before the 1916 lynching of Jesse Washington in Waco, Tex., The Times-Herald sensed anger against Mr. Washington and urged citizens that "Judge Lynch has no proper place.... Let the law take its course".

The idea is that if you could train the computer to sense a speaker's emotional state by the sound of his voice, you could also train it to respond in kind — the computer might slow down if it sensed that the speaker was confused, or assume a more soothing tone of voice if it sensed anger.

And one can probably sense anger, too.

"His tone then became terse relatively quickly and I could sense anger in his voice.

Never yell at your Yorkie, as they can sense anger.

For example, you may have experience with sensing fear, anger, hatred, or love in others, without them saying anything.

I could sense the anger".

Peter could sense hatred, anger, "the worst possible evilness," and he could see upraised hands.

Bellamy smiles mischievously as he talks, but beneath the good humour you can sense his anger.