Sentence examples for irritating sensation from inspiring English sources

The overall effect is one of lulling beauty and immersion in the landscape and culture — certainly enough to carry you through the film — but also an irritating sensation of being led by the nose through Ms. Álvarez's highly aestheticized ruminations.

In fact, the sensory panel did not feel any significant irritating sensation to the skin for -menthol β-d-glucoside during the topical cooling tests, whereas menthol did produce an irritating sensation.

However, we humans are the only species that deliberately seeks spicy foods (Nilius and Appendino, 2013), while most animals are repelled by the irritating sensation.

The symptoms usually associated with CCHS included persistent tickling or irritating sensation in the chest or throat, hoarse voice, dysphonia or vocal cord dysfunction (VCD) [ 2].

Pruritus - an unpleasant and irritating sensation leading to scratching - is a common adverse effect of neuraxial morphine with the highest prevalence (up to 100%) associated with intrathecal morphine administration [ 11].

The rate of improvement of patient-reported symptoms at Week 8 was significantly higher for patients treated with omeprazole than for patients treated with other drugs for symptoms other than "irritating sensation in the throat" and "coughing" (Table 5).

A range of somatosensory sensations have been reported to be modulated or activated by menthol and include warmth, burning, irritating, or painful sensations (Green 1992; Cliff and Green 1994; Namer et al. 2005).

It may lead to an irritating, burning sensation in your lips afterwards, making it difficult and/or virtually impossible to play for a couple minutes.

Also, the oil of poinsettias can be irritating, causing a burning sensation if you touch it and then rub your skin and eyes.

A recent study reported on a case of extruded endodontic materials with ensuing altered sensation, where modern endodontic surgery enabled the removal of the irritating extruded endodontic materials, proper root-end management, the elimination of the altered sensation and the preservation of the natural tooth (Rosen et al., 2017).

NEW YORK -- For most women of color, being asked "Can I touch your hair?" (or the sensation of an uninvited hand already in her tresses) is irritating and uncomfortable, to say the least.