Sentence examples for phantom feeling from inspiring English sources

Sometimes there is no feeling at all, only the faint phantom feeling of numbness.

He has severe bouts of phantom pain, feeling his deadened arm being crushed and burned, a sensation so overpowering that he paces in circles around the kitchen table until it passes.

One of the most common complaints from amputee victims is the feeling of phantom pain -- feeling the missing limb but not being able to see or control it.

The phantom penis was essentially a replica of the one he'd actually had, and he reported feeling phantom pain emanating from the cancerous sore.

Interestingly, I'm already feeling "phantom taps" even when I wear a mechanical watch, a sign that old Pavlov was right.

Once I even had a panic attack feeling the "phantom phone" go off and then not being able to locate it.

When they saw the 'missing limb' being touched in the mirror, they reported feeling touches on their phantom limb [15].

The flocks were like phantom limbs that the country kept on feeling.

Even the perennially optimistic Economic Planning Agency, which has been feeling the "fetal stirrings of recovery" for some months (a phantom pregnancy, say the cynics), is commanding some attention.

He spoke often of a "cohort of phantoms" that haunted him, of seeing his friends as the walking dead, and feeling "like steam".

Pain sensations range from burning and shooting pains to feelings of tingling "pins and needles". While phantom limb syndrome occurs only in amputees, phantom sensations may be perceived in people who have survived strokes but lost function of certain body parts or who have spinal cord injury or peripheral nerve injury.