Sentence examples for adding to the sensation from inspiring English sources

Even at midday only a dribble of daylight enters, adding to the sensation of semi-wakefulness.

Smoking is no longer allowed, but its accretions remain, adding to the sensation of having enrolled in a laundromat in 1973.

But the deliberately pell-mell quality of the writing merely adds to the sensation of battles fought at full tilt.

His stiff manner, combined with the presence of a reporter from Time magazine, and a Facebook photographer documenting the encounter, added to the sensation that the locals were playing parts in a performance directed by the company.

Walla!, a popular news and culture Web site here, found it interesting but problematic, adding, "By exposing the mechanisms that keep the house running, the show provides a feeling of reality, as if by a hidden camera and constant surveillance, and the incessant analysis by the families' employees only adds to the sensation".

Their head coach was justified in pointing out that each of the last three losses have been close-run things – Atlanta's combined margin of defeat standing at just seven points – but the concussion sustained by Devonta Freeman last Sunday only adds to the sensation that this season is starting to unravel.

The wood is more pronounced, but not unpleasantly so, and adds to the sensation of dryness on the palate.

In a ritual setting, the surrounding chanting by monks, beating of gongs and swirls of incense would have added to the sensation of movement of the sculpture.

The fact that the engineers setting me up in the suit worked on special effects for a lengthy catalog of films like Jurassic Park 3, Transformers, and Kill Bill certainly added to the sensation that I was a superhero being fitted in my armor.

The walls are carpeted and the spotlights subdued, all adding to the rather obscure time-warp sensation.

Not only are the eggs a pleasure to look at -- who knew? -- but they add to the passenger's sensation of safe and smooth passage.