A special, steak with four kinds of peppers - black, white, red and green -sets off an intriguing volley of sensations (but the regular steak au poivre with black pepper that's on the menu is muted under a stodgy thick sauce).
In an intriguing type of illusion, touch sensations can be felt as produced on objects, such as rubber hands, mannequins or virtual bodies, located away from participants' real limbs or bodies [1], [2], [3], [4], [5], [6].
It is intriguing that fibers that carry pain sensation also innervate the blood vessels, although the blood vessels are considered to be insensate.
While this opening isn't as heart-stopping as BB's Walt pointing a pistol trouser-less in the desert, it does have some intriguing elements, it's a different kind of sensation and Bob Odenkirk gives an ebullient performance.
The history of The Boys in the Band -- a play initially meant for a one-week off-Broadway run that turned into a Broadway sensation and a hit film -- is intriguing.
From a solo recital by oud virtuoso, Joseph Tawadros to a Prom devoted to vocalist, multi-instrumentalist and YouTube sensation, Jacob Collier, this season offers a wealth of intriguing projects.
What's intriguing is that there are fundamental biological differences between people who seek sensation and novelty and those who avoid it.
W. David Hancock's "Race of the Ark Tattoo" caused a small sensation downtown about a dozen years ago, partly because of its intriguing conceit.
He has been an unheralded prospect, a hometown sensation, a scrutinized ethnic symbol and a basketball curiosity, at once intriguing and underestimated and ultimately discarded.
Apart from being the new sensation of English rugby, and a likely future national captain, Itoje is intriguing in his ability to discuss subjects far beyond the remit of the usual lock forward.
One of the most intriguing (and persuasive) descriptions of how we grow compares our storage of memories, dreams and sensations to the information found on the concentric layers of a redwood tree.
