Sentence examples for constant sensation of from inspiring English sources

It can cause excruciating pain and a constant sensation of having to urinate, but treatment options are limited.

It would be easier, would make this constant sensation of having been in some kind of accident more logical, or if not logical perhaps more natural.

One, who he believes may have been cursed by her mother-in-law, feels an almost constant sensation of daggers entering her legs, knitting needles in her arms, and a clenched hand at her chin.

A week later, the tingling changed into a burning sensation, and about a week after that, several of the muscles in my arm started to go into spasm, and by the time late August rolled around, I had the near constant sensation that my left arm had just been slammed in a car door.

Even though I was staying in the hospitality field – Glastonbury's equivalent of Speedy Boarding, where you receive an experience approximately 5% more comfortable than everyone else's, but have to endure a constant low-level sensation of self-loathing in return – I still failed to fall asleep until about 4.45.

I cannot recommend enough that you avoid this entire genre, unless you enjoy the claustrophobic sensation of constant unavoidable impending doom.

In the Clip Experiment, a small aluminium strip (7 × 3 × 1 mm) was crimped around the basitarsus of the bee's hind leg using pliers, in order to create the sensation of a constant pinch.

The sensation of falling is constant.

While the constant free fall of the station offered a perceived sensation of weightlessness, the onboard environment was not one of weightlessness or zero gravity.

Borg scale ratings for dyspnea and leg effort conform to a stimulus perceptual sensation relationship defined by [8] the following: S = kI a, where S is the magnitude of the particular sensation of interest (e.g., dyspnea), I the stimulus intensity, k a constant, and a the exponent, which lies somewhere between 1 and 2 in adults [2, 9].

He describes a sensation of sleepwalking through his waking state, as if he's living in a constant fog.