Sentence examples for what I detect from inspiring English sources
But what I detect in Churchill is a deep sense of political and personal unease about a society in which speed of communication replaces human connections.
But what I detect in all Norris's work to date is catholicity of taste and the ability to animate a stage.
What I detect in their tone is reproach, disappointment that I have failed to grasp who they really are: "Surely you don't think a man like me needs to discuss such trivial expenditures with his wife?" Actually, they are right.
What I detect in the public is a change and a hankering for people to be more determined and to present their case in a more forthright fashion because I think the rules have changed.
What I detected was the great majority were very unhappy with their premises, but their attitude was that they had no choice.
What I sometimes detect is an American equivalent of something the Australians used to call their "cultural cringe," an intellectual inferiority complex toward the mother country.
3) Closely related to the problem of separating things, what I often detect in creative entrepreneurs is a sense of shame about having too many ideas.
That basket was accompanied by a well spiced and blended Desi Mojito (essentially a mojito muddled with some Indian spices including pepper and cumin, from what I could detect) from the drinks menu..
"When we met it confirmed what I had detected in the writing.
The first: Is what I have detected indeed what I believe it to be?
