Sentence examples for receive sensations from inspiring English sources

Sad is that life (and it frequently is, too) that does not see or hear or feel, except for simple objects, just those of which his eyes, ears and other senses receive sensations" (Leopardi 1997, 30 November).

See, one section of the brain generates movement, another helps us receive sensations, within another we see, we use another to hear, to speak.

This will be a poem about a lack of something: sensibility, which Merriam-Webster defines as "ability to receive sensations" and, metaphorically, "refined or excessive sensitiveness in emotion and taste".

According to the Stoics, the senses constantly receive sensations: pulsations that pass from objects through the senses to the mind, where they leave an impression in the imagination (phantasia) (an impression arising from the mind was called a phantasma).

You can also have a neutral desire for control while wanting to give or receive sensation, and vice versa.

In other words, the agent receives sensations from (sees) the past, while emitting motor signals that will be enacted in the future (we will only consider delays from the sensory and motor sub-systems and neglect delays between neuronal systems in this paper).

These results indicate that ASIC3 is involved in mothers receiving sensation of USV calls from pups; mice lacking Asic3 cannot provide a prompt response to a pup's need.

(Yes, avatars can have sex, Mr. Itskov writes in an e-mail, because "an artificial body can be designed to receive any sensations").

So, while dominance solely concerns the desire to have control it is entirely possible to desire control while wanting to receive the sensation, or want to give the sensation while having someone else control what you do.

The neural correlates of synaesthesia are of interest because people with synaesthesia experience sensations without receiving direct sensory input to warrant these sensations; still, their experience is very real and salient.

Some of the participants, when hitting the virtual ball with their paddles, also received some actual sensory feedback -- what it would feel like if a real-life ball actually hit their paddle -- while other participants did not receive this sensation.