Sentence examples similar to inviting sensation from inspiring English sources
Inhale, running your finger from inside of wrist to elbow, deliberately inviting in all sensations.
As I entered this tiny cafe near the Yokohama Stadium, I had an uncanny retro sensation: the inviting aromas coming from the kitchen were achingly familiar, as was the decor of assorted knickknacks, sturdy wooden tables and chairs with slightly worn red velvet cushions and protective white antimacassars.
Removed from its full context, the image seems to vibrate in haunting space, setting up a slow sequence of perceptual sensations and inviting imaginary ideas about location.
When speaking of uninviting objects, I mean those which do not pass from one sensation to the opposite; inviting objects are those which do; in this latter case the sense coming upon the object, whether at a distance or near, gives no more vivid idea of anything in particular than of its opposite.
"How to get up on the stage and describe to Van the sensation of being swept away, of inviting the will's oblivion and dreading it?" he wrote.
At first glance, the leaves of stinging nettle appear as inviting as mint, but casual contact transmits a burning sensation that can linger for days.
Star shapes are very inviting.
It looks pretty inviting".
