Sentence examples for extraordinary sensation from inspiring English sources

There were a dozen names for that extraordinary sensation.

"That day I experienced a sense of completeness," she told Collier's magazine, "an extraordinary sensation of power".

The most extraordinary sensation in "Madame Grès: Couture at Work" (at the Musée Bourdelle through July 24) is that the dresses — especially the goddess evening gowns — could walk right out of the museum and onto the red carpet.

You might say it is an imperfect democracy, but with the crisis one has to recognise that there is an extraordinary sensation of democratic deficit," said a European source.

It coos, relentlessly, to the extent that one can suddenly be drawn into the extraordinary sensation of sliding down his ever-smooth pink cheeks into a fluffy chocolate box full of smiling, tiny, Brian Cox blue bunnies, all cooing.

It was also prompted by "an extraordinary sensation that something was wrong, a moment was passing" – the feeling had struck as she turned back from her one solo walk that summer – a successful hike to the source of Neil Gunn's native Dunbeath Water.

It made me think of that Oscar Wilde quotation: 'Crime is to the lower classes what art is to us: simply a method of procuring extraordinary sensations.'" "That's a wonderful piece of writing but it wasn't like that.

He had complete confidence in me as an actor, which was an extraordinary and heady sensation for anyone, let alone a 16-year-old girl.

My goodness — what a joyful child!" "Eeeeee!" "Your primitive vocalizations are emanating from a place of raw sensation — how extraordinary!

What you are experiencing is intimate contact with an extraordinary intelligence, which causes the pleasant sensation of one's personality receding and being replaced by the writer's consciousness.

SH: Without a question paintings are the most interesting and subtle things to sell, a completely abstract sensation residing in an extraordinary physical object.