Sentence examples for fleeting sensation from inspiring English sources

A fleeting sensation of omnipotence?

Sometimes one can recapture that fleeting sensation with names — place-names.

Impressionism, like fashion, is dedicated to the fleeting sensation: this moment's light, this season's dress.

But about two-thirds of us occasionally experience the fleeting sensation that life is on repeat.

(Ken Johnson) ★ Frick Collection: 'Renoir, Impressionism and Full-Length Painting' (through May 13) Impressionism, like fashion, is dedicated to the fleeting sensation: this moment's light, this season's dress.

(Schwendener) ★ Frick Collection: 'Renoir, Impressionism and Full-Length Painting' (through May 13) Impressionism, like fashion, is dedicated to the fleeting sensation: this moment's light, this season's dress.

With erudition, imagination and flair, he conveys scholarship while winking at the contradictions so often revealed when trying to articulate fleeting sensations with concrete language.

Many Buddhists take something close to this position: they regard our entire sense of self as a product of mistaking memories, thoughts, or emotions for something more than fleeting sensations.

I obsessively Googled every vague, fleeting physical sensation -- dry mouth, headache, stomach flutters -- to see if it might be a pregnancy symptom.

The Symbolists wished to liberate poetry from its expository functions and its formalized oratory in order to describe instead the fleeting, immediate sensations of man's inner life and experience.

Titchener suggested that the purported bewusstseinslagen etc. were, in fact, faint and fleeting kinaesthetic sensations, feelings of muscular tension and the like (Tweney, 1987).