Sentence examples for brief sensation from inspiring English sources

In fact, the last memorable focus on the bust was in 1994, when Eva Herzigova's "Hello Boys" ads for Wonderbra created a brief sensation and probably an uptick in breast enhancements.

You want depth (no more than an inch, much less for denser breads), whereby almost instantaneously, in each mouthful, you get a crisp crunch, a brief sensation of pillowy cushioning beneath and then a flood of buttery goodness.

Cold receptors can also be paradoxically activated by skin temperatures above 45 °C (113 °F), which corresponds to the brief sensation of cold that humans report when a hot object is touched or when the hand is put into hot water.

Another study, published in 2005, found that after a single drink, the body tries to counteract the brief sensation of warmth caused by increased blood flow to the skin by ramping up its rate of sweating, which only decreases body temperature even further.

The dazzling burst of light and the tiny, arresting click of the shutter, followed by the giddy resurgence of vision and the well-bred stares from the surrounding tables, all apparently combine to induce in them an exquisite, if tantalizingly brief, sensation.

The aim of this research was to examine the utility of the Brief Sensation Seeking Scale (BSSS) in predicting holiday preferences.

The tacocopter is a not-quite-real-not-quite-a-joke business idea that became a brief internet sensation back in March.

She brushed him off, after he'd gained a brief, delicious sensation of her long knobbed spine beneath his fingers, and staggered to the toilet to finish her heaves.

The virginity, the anti-abortion ad, the praying, the laying on of hands, the Tebowing — a pose in which he drops to one knee in prayer, the imitation of which became a brief Internet sensation — they're all so many stunts.

No adverse events, allergic or systemic reactions to the procedure have been reported in the literature other than the brief stinging sensation immediately following administration [ 51].

Moreover, no allergic or systemic reactions to the procedure have been reported in the literature other than the brief stinging sensation immediately following administration [ 5].