Sentence examples for Profound sensation from inspiring English sources

The appearance of Mrs. Nash on the train created a profound sensation.

But with presence, as Chan explains, you do get a profound sensation of space, causing you to forget you're staring at a screen.

The philosopher Soren Kierkegaard wrote that such anomalies produced a profound "sensation of the absurd," and he wasn't the only one who took them seriously.

If you're like me, your first reaction to this news was to think "wait – our passports used to be blue?", shortly followed by a deep, profound sensation of dread.

He had realised a life-changing ambition and was filled with a profound sense of accomplishment, a sensation with which he was far from familiar.

And it passes just as a dream does: you close the book and though a few strangely beautiful moments linger ("The flowers stood in a vase and opened slowly, like a choir of little women with curious little heads"), what largely remains is a vague impression, an incoherent sense of something profound, a mild sensation of unease.

I remember my own profound experience with this sensation some thirty years ago after accidentally puncturing my palm in a fall onto broken glass.

Neurologic examination showed profound weakness, decreased pinprick sensation, and hyperreflexia of his right lower extremity.

Patients on treatment with vismodegib often report profound alterations in taste sensation.

This subtype of CMT is distinguished by profound loss of pain sensation leading to recurrent ulcers, deformities and frequent need for amputation of the lower limbs (20).

Diabetic neuropathy is associated with profound loss of distal limb sensation and/or pain, causing significant decline in the quality of life and potential morbidity and mortality for patients.