Sentence examples for face sensations from inspiring English sources

First, in one patient with a surgical lesion of the trigeminal ganglion, phantom face sensations could be evoked by touching the hand.

The hardest-to-name pictures also drove greater relative deactivation in multiple posterior "default" areas (Leech et al. 2011; Leech et al. 2012), as well as in somatosensory areas in the anterior supramarginal gyrus that are typically associated with mouth and face sensation (Huang and Sereno 2007).

This might be because the face regains sensation more rapidly than the hands.

It makes for a stark contrast with the way Highsmith once described an attempt to have sex with a man, which felt to her like "steel wool in the face, a sensation of being raped in the wrong place".

The tertiary stage of syphilis, for those of you who haven't recently cracked a medical textbook (or consulted inferior tertiary sources like encyclopedias), tends to involve big gummy lumps on the face, the sensation of bugs crawling on the skin, intense ocular pain, dementia and death.

Anatomically, the final projection of face tactile sensation is to the middle part of the postcentral gyrus of the contralateral hemisphere via the trigeminal nerve.

AIDS drug "cocktails" can produce debilitating side effects like heart disease, unsightly fat deposits on the neck and back, gauntness in the face and painful sensations in the limbs.

Eyebrow plucking can also provoke sneezing by stimulating the trigeminal nerve, which produces sensations in the face.

Catch phrases, stars' faces, scenes and sensations.

That included the technique known as water-boarding in which the prisoner has water poured over a cloth placed over his face, inducing the sensation of drowning.

Yet the most terrifying aspect was when the soldiers covered his nose and mouth with a cloth and poured water over his face, creating a sensation akin to drowning.