Sentence examples for thought we detected from inspiring English sources

Recently we reported a story in the Wall Street Journal in which we thought we detected a note of submission to time's advance.

We thought we detected a tone of pique among the television reporters that anyone should even consider seeing an eclipse for himself, rather than on television, and we pickedup an implication, never explicit, that blindness was just what was coming to any scab who tried looking at the Universe directly instead of through Authorized Sources.

The missions were long and boring -- except for when we thought we detected a Soviet "Bear," the flying kind -- and sometimes a little hazardous.

Sometimes the pattern that he wove seemed to be making sense-once we thought we could detect the word "river" across the moon.

This could lead to a rather odd situation (which seems to be happening in my own institution) where we radiologists think we are detecting more and more small liver lesions, but the pathologist, using thinner slices to examine the resected liver segments, is also finding more smaller lesions, so our rates of detection are apparently not improving.

"I don't think we can be expected to detect fraud," he said.

"I think we have little hope of detecting individual first stars directly in the distant universe, but GRBs can be seen much further away than individual stars," says Jason Tumlinson, an astronomer at Space Telescope Science Institute in Baltimore, Maryland.

We can't just let him die!" But I detected, or thought I detected, a very faint inquisitive turn at the end of that statement, as in "or can we?"—as though she were seeking permission or at least canvassing my viewpoint.

"I thought I detected a growth of interest again 15 years ago, but the demand we're seeing now is crazy.

Some critics thought they detected Van Vechten's vulgarizing influence in Hughes's earthy poems.

There was one brief moment when I thought I detected a hint of humanity.