In frolicking so exuberantly among the theatergoers, "Fela!" sometimes seems to turn its ostensible characters into flashy sideshow entertainments, to elevate sensation over substance.
Ecstasy is a widely used psychoactive drug that users often take because they experience positive effects such as increased euphoria, sociability, elevated mood, and heightened sensations.
Among 12 subjective symptoms studied, numbness of the limbs, coughing, expectoration, and the sensation of "elevated" teeth were considered to show a dose-response relationship, which suggests that these subjective symptoms are closely related to yusho.
Around the same time Myers' piece published the #WeNeedDiverseBooks hashtag became a viral sensation elevating the voices of many who felt they were ignored.
The metaphors of food are so closely tied to our sensations that they must be elevated to ring out.
(i) An illusion of supernatural touch caused at a distance (i.e., touch sensation caused by a finger elevated off a rubber hand; see Figure 3c).
The right facial lesion was generally edematous without a definitely elevated margin in addition to a heating sensation and tenderness at the site of swelling.
Entactogenic effects are characterized as an "open mind" state with properties including an increase in self-awareness, the sensation "to produce a touching within," introspection, elevated sensory perception, and enhanced prosocial effect [ 54].
This meditation will make you more conscious of your physical sensations and elevate your level of awareness to a higher plane.
Even Johann Strauss was, first and foremost, a popular entertainer who elevated the humble waltz from an unsophisticated country dance into an international sensation.
The High Line, a once abandoned elevated railway on Manhattan's west side, has become an international urban design sensation.
