Sentence examples similar to breaking sensation from inspiring English sources

The new building, Switch House, aims to break that sensation with a bigger variety of spaces.

Chinese swimming sensation Fu Yuanhui has earned plaudits back home for breaking the sporting taboo of discussing menstruation.

By becoming a literary sensation, Gomorrah has broken through the bewildered indifference that used to greet Camorra stories in Italy.

He was promoting an album called "Songs From the Potter's Field," and many of them described the sensation of being broken.

In the four years since OK Go broke through, the emerging "YouTube sensations" have mostly been outsiders who walk a fine line between hilarious and brilliant.

And who hasn't felt that slow, breaking sensation in the lower left side of the chest when the phone doesn't ring?

When news of what had been uncovered at the home of football player Michael Vick first broke, it was an immediate media sensation.

That is a mighty quartet for anyone to break into, never mind a onetime teenage sensation whose first team opportunities became rarer and rarer.

After the local paper, the Yakima Herald-Republic, broke the story, it became a minor sensation, and was widely reported here and abroad.

And it had a name: synesthesia, which if you break it down to its Greek roots means "joined sensation" (syn = together, esthesi = sensation).

Focusing on that sensation can help ground you and break a negative mental cycle.