Sentence examples for creating a sensation of from inspiring English sources
Technically known as 8-methyl-N-vanillyl-trans-6-nonenamide, it works by triggering nociceptors — the body's pain sensors — creating a sensation of intense heat.
The history of a retinal detachment is often quite typical, with the pull of the vitreous on part of the retina creating a sensation of brief flashes of light noticed by the person as the eye is moved.
The plethora of ambitious programs and agencies perpetrated in the first hundred days of the New Deal seemed aimed more at creating a sensation of activity than at achieving feasible objectives: "Americans must know Washington was doing something.
Depending on the prompt, which could include an incoming call or pushing a key or an icon, the motor simulates a fluttering, spinning or pulsing motion, creating a sensation of rain falling, a beat moving in sync with a song, or a key being depressed.
"When this happens, oxytocin is immediately released throughout their bodies, creating a sensation of happiness and contentment".
His performance created a sensation of limitless freedom, and of a union of the souls of performer and audience.
The horns made their greater impact together, blending in close intervals to create a sensation of harmonious unease.
The naturalistic depiction of every blade of grass paradoxically created a sensation of the majestic scale of the whole, as the entire painting was conceived as a quantitative apotheosis of separate details.
According to studies over the years, while alcohol may seem like the perfect cold-weather beverage because it creates a sensation of warmth, it actually decreases core body temperature — regardless of the temperature outside — and increases the risk of hypothermia.
A warm touch seems to set off the release of oxytocin, a hormone that helps create a sensation of trust, and to reduce levels of the stress hormone cortisol.
