Sentence examples for exquisite sensation from inspiring English sources

It is an exquisite sensation, a feeling of power, a rush of the blood, a sense of living forever.

The trip back to Brooklyn was fueled by the true sports fan's most exquisite sensation — not joy, but relief.

Exquisite sensations of pleasure, an irresistible propensity to laughter; a rapid flow of vivid ideas... are the ordinary feelings produced by it.

It made exquisite sense.

With each piece, I close my eyes as I eat, concentrating on the exquisite flavor sensations.

Within the space of only a few years, Rimbaud had moved from the exquisite patterning of "Sensation" and "Le Bateau Ivre" to this far looser, more imagistic form.

It is the blanks, the graphite tubes, that are the foundation of a Morgan's exquisite feel that weightless sensation one experiences with, say, a perfectly struck three-iron.

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.

Well, you might just know more once you take a peek at this exquisite DVD/Blu-ray release of Sensation--The Story Of Tommy.

He felt quite sure that most people would prefer safety from assault, not to mention decent shelter and food on the table, to exquisite intimations of mortality — if such sensations even existed.

The sensation is not merely of Watteau's exquisite painterliness.