Sentence examples for sensing how much from inspiring English sources

The satellite era has made things easier, with instruments on board orbiting platforms such as Calipso deploying lidars and other instruments capable of sensing how much material is present at what kinds of altitudes.

He was watching me; I could sense how much he wanted me to like it.

The players could sense how much Coach Norv Turner and Rhodes desperately wanted this game.

They began to sense how much image counts for in electoral politics in the television age.

In passages like these, you sense how much he enjoys sharing his exuberance.

The Belgian rider Jurgen Van de Walle, who finished seventh, sensed how much Armstrong had wanted the victory.

Because he exudes a tight-lipped sense of wanting to keep the peace, we never sense how much is at stake for him on this seemingly breezy evening.

He must have sensed how much was at stake, his sharp Waspy beak aquiver as the images were projected against his pupils, the results streaming on my äppärät.

From the vibrant, crackling and assured performance on Thursday, you could sense how much Mr. Biondi and his troupe believe in this work.

While conducting experiments focused on discerning the mechanisms of this process in 1981, Yanofsky noticed that the cell was able to sense how much tryptophan was present and alter the transcription process accordingly, halting it if necessary.

You can still sense how much fun these collaborators (who had previously worked together on "Gypsy" and "West Side Story") must have had in coming up with variations on their mad-is-good theme.