Sentence examples for that she detected from inspiring English sources

Katharine's first major publication, Revolutions in Modern English Drama (1973), explored the recurrences and transformations, and the cycles of evolution and change, that she detected in 20th-century British theatre.

Who is he attacking?" She thought that she detected in Deaton a kind of élitism: "He's saying that if you're smart you're going to do good work anyway, and if you're not smart it'll be bad work anyway.

In a moving flash of self-knowledge, he paints his face in a clown mask, recalling that she detected in him "a tendency to put on too much artificiality, both as man and poet".

One woman who visited the Huntington show later told Frame that she detected "...themes of seeking and seeing, burden, loss, damage, madness, wholeness, enlightenment, inhumanity, cycles, rebirth, controlled and controller - just to name a few".

But she warned that if she detected any hint of privatization, she would fight the plan vigorously.

Chatty, but firm if she detected that someone was not reading, she scooted from student to student on a lime-green stool, noting page numbers on a clipboard chart.

Although they had been asked to refrain from intimate contact in the days before sampling, Tridico deduced that they'd disobeyed her; she detected the woman's profile on the man's pubic hairs.

Potter testified that she had detected no sarcasm.

In March 2017, the city's top health regulator warned hospital officials that she had detected problems with the quality of care at UMC.

Farther south, on the New Jersey shore, Diane Turton, president of a company that bears her name, said recently that she had detected not the slightest tremors in the market nor any moderation in prices.

But Yeslam's estranged wife, Carmen, told me that she never detected any distance between Osama and the rest of the family: "In front of me, they never disowned Osama.