Sentence examples for has sensation from inspiring English sources

We can, for example, while taking about the very same cat, say "This is a body" (i.e., it is corporeal), "This body is alive" (i.e., it is an organism), "This organism is sensate" (i.e., it has sensation, it is an animal), "This animal is a cat," "This cat is black," etc.

"Doctors said he can't move his right side at all, but he has sensation in it," his aunt, Regina Johnson, said.

Jones ultimately wants the program to include players who have severe side effects from concussions, but the first priority, he said, is offering assistance to LeGrand, who now has sensation throughout his body and movement of his shoulders.

According to Kasumyan and Døving (2003), fish has sensation to sour taste and its preference for food acidity is species-specific.

Hallam now has sensation in his palm, two fingertips, and the back of his fingers, and his muscle activity is steadily improving.

Its founder, Mary Baker Eddy, defines "flesh" as "an error of physical belief;... an illusion; a belief that matter has sensation" – a definition that's also led to numerous child deaths over the years.

And reconstruction, while it can look great, will never have sensation.

After the photographer left, Wiens pointed below his right eye and said, "I have sensation around here".

I don't have sensation in my left leg, from knee to groin.

Two patients (9%) had "forehead and facial flushing" and 4 patients (17%) had "sensation of fullness in the ear".

The perianal tissues have sensation but this is abnormal and the area feels isolated from the surrounding tissue.