Sentence examples for feeling a sensation from inspiring English sources

Floating silently in the night, looking up at the stars, he felt himself transported out of his body, floating up among the heavenly lights, feeling a sensation of connectedness — not only of himself with the stars, but of all things.

The readouts from the hand's sensors were processed by a computer, which then fed tiny jolts of electricity into the electrodes.After a bit of calibration, Mr Sorensen reported feeling a sensation of touch in the thumb, index finger and little finger of his newly installed hand.

After this, the current was increased again in steps of 0.1 mA until the subjects reported feeling a sensation; this final detection current was recorded.

Varus-valgus instability was noted ten years postoperatively in fifteen knees, but only one of these patients described feeling a sensation of unsteadiness when he walked.

After subjects reported feeling a sensation, the current was lowered in steps of 0.1 mA until they stopped reporting a sensation.

Some children may only manifest one of the symptoms of anxiety, such as feeling a sensation of fear in response to social interaction, but without necessarily knowing it is fear or associating it with their situation.

Football is about dreams, about feeling a special sensation, giving a surprise and inspiring joy.

Some pray, others leap into action; many report feeling a floating sensation.

There, while waiting to be seen, Stewart started feeling a bubbling sensation in the top of his chest, but all he could think about was Matt.

Cristina Penton's flight from Fort Lauderdale, Fla., to Dallas had barely taken off Saturday when she began feeling a strange sensation.

In Nigeria, students who can't retain information and report feeling a burning sensation in their heads are sometimes given a diagnosis of "brain fag".