sensed

In one blinding rush he sensed the strength and the faith of Allister.

On the other side of the screen of broad leaves we sensed the presence of life.

The Mercutian sensed their dilemma as they crouched on the stairs.

Had he not been intoxicated—with drink and with her—he might have sensed it.

I sensed that this was the last moment before he left—for good.

He had seen no guards watching the house; had sensed it deserted.

He sensed more than saw that Smithy had not turned his head.

Here, as Rawson had sensed, was new material to form the core of a world.

Sucatash sensed the fact that De Launay intended to be reticent.

But he pulled me off the bale by the leg, and that woke me up so I sensed what he was saying.