Sentence examples for pointed sensation from inspiring English sources

He had wanted the chicken to be a prickly, pointed sensation, but it came out "all round".

Repeated, it forms an eight-pointed star.

Point to its pointed teeth.

By way of an analogy, think of the way a needle (or any other sharply pointed object) moved across the surface of one's skin produces a continuous sensation of motion.

Thus, a spontaneous pain in the finger would be called a sensation; however, if the salient feature of experience is that of a painfully sharp, pointed object, such as a pin located "out there," it would be called a percept.

Benigni pointed.

Harry pointed.

Caius pointed.

The sensation was so convincing that the subjects were even able to match the shapes of the edges to images of them, such as a saw tooth or a hump with a pointed peak.

Sudden sensation.

"We ask very pointed questions".