10 sentences with “sensed”

The boy sensed a strange smell in the room.

Her eyes sensed the danger, but it was too late.

The stench of the swamp could be sensed from afar.

He sensed her fragrance in the air and knew she was near.

We sensed a slight whistling of the wind against the fuselage.

As the passengers howled and guffawed, Tharakan suddenly sensed something was wrong.

He sensed that something was wrong, but his approach to remedying it was misguided.... He feared he was getting tired of Judith.

Deep inside, the communist intellectuals sensed that the United States represented an alternative to violent revolution, since this country had called into question the great cause to which they had dedicated their lives.

Charles Whitman, until recently a "normal" boy, sensed that something was upsetting him; he confessed as much that spring to a psychiatrist, on whose typewriter he wrote: "I feel fear and violent impulses, and terrible headaches.

Ancient peoples already sensed that human beings were in the process of achieving things that had never been achieved before, namely the building of great settlements, the creation of new technologies, and the invention of organised religions, and yet they also sensed that the human experience could be filled with misery, despair, and what seemed to be a wholly unjust and arbitrary disaster.