Sentence examples for get a sensation from inspiring English sources

You wear plastic glasses, and you get a sensation of depth in the movie image.

So I think all the drivers find it exhilarating, you really get a sensation of speed from the cockpit and from viewing it, it is breathtaking.

Mironoff calls them stereoscopic and if you focus on them, you definitely get a sensation of 3D stretching out before you.

I get a heady sensation setting the pace and pointing the way.

And you get a tinny sensation just from turning the key in the lock.

But with presence, as Chan explains, you do get a profound sensation of space, causing you to forget you're staring at a screen.

Depending on which of Immersion's options you use, you get a different sensation when you move the mouse over different objects on the screen.

ELIZABETH OLSON THE SEVERANCE THAT COULD HAVE BEEN Shareholders of E*Trade Financial may get a burning sensation when they hear that the company is paying almost $11 million to its ousted chief executive, Mitchell H. Caplan.

And now that I read it again I see that it is because of this book that the facts of history, or even the labels under which they are presented, always give me a feeling of peculiar excitement; you have only to say Gunpowder Plot or Entente Cordiale, or some such nonsense and I get a chilly sensation at the back of my neck, which I am sure no responsible historian is interested in.

For example, you could dip a carrot (crunchy) in some hummus (creamy) and get a novel sensation.

If you touch a hot plate, you get a burning sensation, and your body's reflexes pull your finger away from the source of pain.