Sentence examples for immediate sensations from inspiring English sources

Ms. Palin's faith has come under scrutiny after two videos taken in her former church surfaced on YouTube and became immediate sensations.

But the most immediate sensations of "cubic legroom" are the ways the nine dancers fold in and out of geometric ranks and formations with a soft, plumey buoyancy, no matter how hard-charging the dance may become.

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.

Nowadays, concept formation is thought of as more of a social phenomenon involved in the "picking up" of a language; thus, contemporary philosophers have tended to see the problem differently: humans do not have to construct their concepts from their own immediate sensations.

Our immediate sensations fail to reproduce the object's real internal constitution, yet they do point toward realities actually existing independently of the perceiving subject.

In a previous version from 1929 (see the Bergen electronic edition), Wittgenstein refers to the primacy of our public everyday language about physical things over a language of immediate sensations.

It was an immediate sensation.

The interview was an immediate sensation.

The book became an immediate sensation.

The service launched in January and was an immediate sensation.

South Park debuted on August 13 , 1997 and was an immediate sensation.