Sentence examples for soon detected from inspiring English sources

Taking on the naval Enigma, Turing soon detected a weakness.

It went downhill from there and Turner soon detected that Ifans was being condescending because he "is one of those actors who believes that he's an 'artist'".

A Swedish botanist "injected radioactive glucose into the trunk of a Norway spruce tree" and soon detected the glucose in a neighboring tree.

The Swedish passenger liner, which was en route from New York to Gothenburg, soon detected the Andrea Doria on its radar.

Yet Dr. Bienstock soon detected a slight flaw in his smile, "a tinge of darkness between tooth No. 12 and tooth No. 13," she said.

Those who worked for him soon detected what were to be the chief elements in running the business – Hoseason's characteristically East Anglian habit of not being overly impressed by himself or anyone else.

8) Be honest about what you could improve on An employer will soon detect if you are waffling or exaggerating your prowess but will appreciate an honest acknowledgement of a deficit.

Even so, any regular visitor soon detects a rift in Ely's populace, dividing the sons and daughters of miners and loggers from newcomers who harbor dreams of wilderness.

The Macy's Web site will soon detect the location of international visitors, and show them a welcome screen in the local language that explains how international shopping and shipping works.

Yet astronomers are confident they will soon detect many more rocky exoplanets by using COROT and later an American craft called Kepler, that is due to be launched on March 5th.

Like the robins and great tits that adjust their songs to city noises, they are urban survivors.But talk to many an inhabitant of today's big cities and you soon detect a rural background, and often a slight wistfulness with it.