sense of something

We sense, of course, that the dead woman's voice must be stilled.

She sensed the consternation on the other side of the door- "Who?

He sensed Jackie by his side, both of them standing there looking up towards the forest on the skyline.

His thoughts, what Eduin could sense of them, reflected only concern.

And he was on the brink, she sensed, of surprising her with a confidence.

And, from what I can sense of its mind, it isn't human.

I don't know how much they can sense of this Universe.

Gretchen studied that pride, what she could sense of it under the unknown words.

None of those comments fit what she sensed of him.

The computer could also sense them, of course.