Sentence examples for sensing the worst from inspiring English sources

Sensing the worst, I fixated on the newspaper open in front of me, staring at an advert for German cut glass.

Midway through the first half, the crowd, sensing the Americans had weathered the worst of an early storm, chanted "U-S-A!

But many portfolio managers sense that the worst has past and that there are few real surprises left.

THE good news about the holiday travel season is that in some sense, the worst is already over.

"Most Americans who support capital punishment believe that the death penalty goes to those who are in some objective sense the worst offenders," they write.

In a broad sense, the worst immigrant rioting ever seen in Italy — shocking here not only because of the anger of migrants, some of whom clashed with local residents, but also for the attacks on them by townspeople — cuts to the heart of the nation's difficult evolution from a place of emigrants to one of immigrants.

Initial shooting direction could be given by assuming, in a sense, the worst possible case, that the shooter aims at some point close to the center of the microphone network.

Stock rises have added to the sense that the worst is over.

People suspected of spying for the enemy have been rounded up and arrested, residents say, adding to a sense that the worst is far from over.

The authority still plans to eliminate discounted fares for students, which would save $214 million, but that proposal was not considered by the board on Wednesday, adding to the sense that the worst was yet to come.

The irony is, he would be elected in that sense in the worst possible scenario: victory is totally his, so blame would be totally his".