"positive sensation" is correct and usable in written English.
It is typically used to describe a pleasurable or enjoyable feeling or experience. Here is an example sentence: "The cool water and warm sun created a positive sensation on my skin as I floated in the pool."
There was significant chronometric improvement, with increased number of strokes, increased mean swimming amplitude, and positive sensation in 90% of swimmers.
Immersive VR induced a positive sensation of presence less dependent on the level of excitement and had a stronger effect on beverage-related desires.
But the other and more positive sensation you get in Sims world is that some mass creative process is going on, like the writing of a joint novel with millions of collaborative and competitive authors.
Each point was tested three times separately by the same examiner and at the same pressure, and the presence of sensation was judged if the patients correctly expressed positive sensation more than twice.
The papers also described it as a "pictorial presentation of positive sensation".
Local newspapers noted the film's "high dramatic standard" and "great magnitude". The papers also described it as a "pictorial presentation of positive sensation". That's two-thumbs up in today-speak.
In order to widen the scope of the psychology of happiness, Dr Lomas gathered a list of hundreds of what he said were "untranslatable" words for positive sensations.
All of the positive sensations in turn contribute to our overall health and wellness.
Mostly, the app describes strains' positive sensations -- "energetic," "relaxed," "creative" -- and only lists a few negative effects, like "dry mouth," "anxious," and "paranoid".
Barca was expected to win this one, but the Blaugrana still had to produce the goods and they came through with positive sensations.
But when I really broke it down, drinking alcohol did not cause positive sensations to arise even in the moment, let alone the very next day when I was tired, dehydrated, sleep deprived, and depleted.
