Sentence examples for having sensations from inspiring English sources

Persons with knee osteoarthritis (OA) are at risk of having sensations of instability and sometimes experience buckling.

I find that hours pass without my being aware of myself enough to be in the business of having sensations; at least, of having any marked, distinct ones.

Perception ordinarily involves sensory experiences, whereas "No one thinks that one is aware of beliefs and thoughts by having sensations or quasi-sense-experiences of them" (Shoemaker 1994: 255).

In both the Foreword and the Afterword of the chapter entitled "Sensation and Observation", he expresses his dissatisfaction at having given too much to the opposition by having "fallen in" with the Official story that perceiving involves having sensations.

The idea that perceiving involves "having sensations" is called into question with an investigation of the ordinary concepts of sensation and feeling and their relation to the technical notions of sense-impression and sense-data.

Wolff then defines sensations (Empfindungen) as those thoughts "which have their ground in the alterations of the members of our body and which are occasioned by corporeal things outside us," and the "capacity for having sensations as the senses" (German Metaphysics, §220, p. 202).

To perceive, according to this enactive approach to perception, is not merely to have sensations; it is to have sensations that we understand.

They may have sensations of being held, of presence, of warmth suffusing them, usually accompanied by a feeling of peace.

I've had sensations in my breasts when I've been with someone, but it hasn't been arousal.

They all had sensations that made them report that they felt like they were walking by themselves.

They sometimes had sensations of disappearing from reality which were frightening, and also not recognising themselves.