Sentence examples for bit of sensation from inspiring English sources

And have gained quite a bit of sensation in the lower areas of my face.

It caused a bit of a sensation.

These are a bit of a sensation, too.

It was beginning to hit newspapers, it was a bit of a sensation – a bit like punk.

It was the first time that fairies had been photographed and it caused a bit of a sensation.

Peter Dill, a senior walk-on who did not play in high school because his school did not have a basketball team, has become a bit of a sensation.

A gold medal for Ireland Hats off to Bethany Firth, the Irish teenager who has just caused a bit of a sensation by winning the S14 100m backstroke.

Its creators are director Barrie Kosky, illustrator Paul Barritt and writer Suzanne Andrade of the theatre company 1927; it was first staged in 2012 at the Komische Oper Berlin and has since become a bit of a sensation at home and abroad.

One social scientist, Yevgeny S. Gontmakher, created a bit of a sensation in political circles late last year when he explored this theme in an article in a newspaper, Vedomosti, that he titled, "Scenario: Novocherkassk — 2009".

The book was a tale of romance, intrigue and double identity, and was considered a bit of a sensation at the time of its publication.

So I wrote about the scene, the neighborhoods I saw, the artists I met, regular people, young people, and also discussed a bit of the sensations I felt and interactions I had as a Mexican American.