Sentence examples for bizarre sensation from inspiring English sources

The juxtaposition of styles of portraiture with such extreme pathological symptoms creates a bizarre sensation: it's rather like chancing upon a film adaptation of Pride and Prejudice that features a graphic anal sex scene between Elizabeth Bennet and Mr Darcy.

It flew at 130 knots 30 to 40 feet above the ground, so low it created a bizarre sensation, as if the helicopter were not an aircraft, but a deafening high-speed train.

PEOPLE who have had parts of their bodies amputated often experience a vivid and bizarre sensation that their missing limbs are still there and can even be moved around.

It's a very bizarre sensation to read in movie magazines that it's one of the most eagerly anticipated films of the year and you haven't even started the post-production.

"It just looked like it [the stand] was going from left to right and almost like my eyes were jumping – a really bizarre sensation and kind of scary," Rogers added.

In the West, much has been written about the bizarre sensation of travelling to an impoverished land, or being stuck in a city hit by disaster, where, stripped of the Internet and the smartphone, people suddenly feel their attention spans coming back to them.

Now, scientists studying the drug may have found an explanation for these bizarre sensations: Psilocybin changes the brain's wiring on a macroscopic scale, LiveScience reports.

Those are some of the bizarre sensations reported by a 9-year-old girl and 19-year-old woman in a new study.

They can be muted or overload your circuitry with bizarre sensations and wreaking a havoc on your senses.

All of the patients were able to maintain their social standard of living, although they were somewhat troubled by bizarre sensations.

Ms. Barringer admitted to a similar sensation: "It really was this bizarre sense that we would be a significant part of each other's lives from then," she said.