Sentence examples for real sensation from inspiring English sources

Tag-along bikes do give children a real sensation of cycling, hopefully increasing their boredom threshold.

"The Feminist Initiative party is a real sensation," wrote political commentator Ewa Stenberg from the the newspaper Dagens Nyheter.

Treat both as parts of the real sensation - the incredible, man-made landscape which stretches for miles.

"One woman said to me, 'I know how Richard Wagner meant it.' That would be a real sensation if she really did".

"It is a real sensation and can be very distressing," he said, "but it is usually not reflective of something dangerous.

Strangely, though, for me that ballet's polar opposite, Ashton's cool, lunar Monotones, two mid-Sixties trios set to limpid Satie, were the evening's real sensation – a gleaming presage of the future, rather than a romp in the past.

But the real sensations are these creatures, some 20 of which are nestled in the underbrush of glass display cases.

The devices work by sending electric currents to receptors in the skin, which interpret them as real sensations.

How to explain these very real sensations?

A useful way to increase the feeling in your mental imagery is to combine imagined and real sensations.

He said he experienced a "real throbbing sensation" but he "felt great" after the bites.