'driving sensation' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe the feeling of operating a vehicle, especially when it is thrilling or intense. For example: "The driving sensation of the new race car was incredible!".
Heck, even if you're tooling through town on the way to pick up coffee and bagels for breakfast, you're constantly being bathed by good, old-fashioned go-cart driving sensations.
And yet the joy of the SL is that glassy smoothness to all the controls, to the driving sensations, and even to gunning it from 80 mph up past 100 mph.
Before we get into precise driving sensations, it might be appropriate in this case to first say who Bentley identifies as the logical customer for the Arnage T. (There were already 50 U.S. takers on a waiting list as of early February).
Driver characteristics such as age, gender, driving experience, sensation seeking [14] and locus of control [15] are assessed.
(This is a unique sensation, driving through crowded streets in Seoul at 90 miles an hour. If you try it, I recommend the motorcycle escort).
It's a strange sensation driving back and forth from the studio everyday.
This is considered to be of particular importance when assessing the relevance of fHAs in IVD degeneration in vivo, where secreted cytokines are the main protagonists in driving the pain sensation process [ 3, 37].
And so, a little more than a week ago, I ended up driving to Wicked Sensations, a tattoo shop run by a man named Doodle, one of the best ink artists in Ohio.
15 During eating, immediate, direct pleasure is derived from mainly gustatory and olfactory sensations, driving consumption throughout the meal until satiation signals dominate.
When a tour of the older sections of the island took us to its edges, a driving rain created the sensation of being in a gale at sea.
