Sentence examples for would somehow sense from inspiring English sources

I also stopped looking at his Facebook page, worried that he would somehow sense my online footprints.

It surprised her, but afterward she realized she'd somehow sensed before she spoke that Connie was going to say no.

Scientists have hypothesised that the "evolutionary utility" of these milder effects is that they would allow offspring to somehow sense the "metabolic environment" (such as famine or plenty) into which it will be born, and programme its own metabolism to respond appropriately to that environment.

It is clear that your ordeal is without end, and there is only one thing you somehow sense — that the choice to abandon the struggle and climb aboard the ship would be to fragment your pride beyond repair.

My senses somehow sense that they've been rebooted.

Victorio somehow sensed danger and halted his men.

WHENEVER pundits speak about the paintings of Adolf Hitler, their tone is dismissive, as if crediting der Führer with visual sense would somehow validate the Holocaust.

I talked it over with my better half and we came to the conclusion that we didn't want to "screw with the vibe" of our miraculous run – whatever that even means – as if financial horse sense would somehow invite negative karmic consequences.

Nobody could tell us what was going on, but we sensed this would somehow be a turning point in our lives.

[On innovative ideas] We inform and give advice and say, 'Does this make sense?' I would somehow attempt to persuade everyone that this is actually nonsense.

Lots of people in that country seem to have opted for Brexit out of a near mystical sense that it would somehow give them their country back.