Sentence examples for To this sensation from inspiring English sources

Or is there a pharmacological underpinning to this sensation?

The best comparison I can make to this sensation (vibration) is when you have a tipping-point amount of a caffeinated beverage.

The images she tends toward lend themselves well to this sensation: fat stuffed with death, whales spurting rubber rooms, gorges overrun with multiplying ravenous guinea pigs, fur growing over water.

The subject's task was to remember the sensation of movement evoked by this stimulus train and score subsequent sensation in relation to this sensation.

A small device is attached to the shoe to prevent this sensation.

To enhance this sensation, visitors to the park are asked pick up a rock at the beginning of their journey; when they reach the end of the path, the rocks glow, "as if they were made out of light".

These days, car-chase films have to work a lot harder to provide this sensation; the "butter" aroma coming off the popcorn isn't the same as 10W40.

An ability to convey this sensation is, I believe, at the heart of the matter.

One of the pleasures of reading Alice Munro derives from her ability to impart this sensation.

Patients with Sjogren's, like those with the related diseases rheumatoid arthritis and lupus, are unusually tired, and there is no way to alleviate this sensation.

The past half-decade of American letters has seen the translation or publication of a little pack of kindred novels intended to reproduce this sensation, nearly all of them fascinating.