Sentence examples for still sensing from inspiring English sources

Still, sensing a shift in momentum ahead of November, they sound satisfied with the Republican disarray.

My own take is that it is possible to (1) hate the IRS with a vengeance and also (2) admire tax-cutter Bill Roth, while (3) still sensing that there was a huge amount of baloney in the whistle-blower story he sold the press.

Still, sensing the deep connection to place in Zumthor's buildings by seeing them up close prompts obvious questions for anyone familiar with the star-crossed history of great foreign architects making their debuts in Los Angeles.

But Hossler's mother, Amy Balsz, could still sense his nerves.

Yet you still sense the weight of the carnage: the Union, fortunately, won, but everybody lost.

With my father's strength, you somehow still sensed the fragile.

Yet as Ms. Fonda plays her, you still sense the rigidity of Katherine's will.

I can still sense its peculiar crispness and its complete Macadamianimity.

Ataturk demoted it when he made Ankara the capital, but you can still sense the power.

His life incarnated something so profound, so true, that we can still sense its moment.

Dalits say that on occasion, they still sense upper-caste scorn.